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Spanish Congress committee advances changes to gambling bill

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Spain’s Congress Social Rights and Consumer Affairs Committee approved amendments to the gambling bill covering influencer promotions, payment conditions and a register of gaming suppliers. The proposed rules would limit promotional arrangements to verified accounts older than 30 days and require operators to accept payments in the influencer’s own name; Congress is due to debate the bill in plenary the week of 11 November before it goes to the Senate.

The proposed changes would set new advertising, payment and supplier-registration requirements for Spain’s gambling sector.

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