The Generalitat Valenciana forecasts €207.31m in gaming-related tax and fee revenue for 2026 under Law 4/2026, published on 10 August. Bingo is expected to generate €37.77m, while online gambling is forecast to contribute €32.84m. The largest projected source is type B and C gaming machines, at €106.15m.
The projections give gambling businesses a breakdown of the Valencian government’s planned 2026 gaming-tax receipts.
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Andalusia’s 2027 budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling tax revenue, according to the regional government’s income document. It projects €42,905,839 from remote gambling and €133,352,029 from land-based activity, including €96,405,976 from gaming machines.
The Andalusian regional government's 2027 revenue budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling taxes, according to the official budget document.
Andalusia’s 2027 budget project forecasts about €168m in revenue from gaming taxes, in line with its 2026 estimate. The report describes quarterly charges for type B and C machines and a reduced €200 fee for qualifying type B.1 machines, compared with the general €900 charge. Final budget details are expected to clarify the revenue forecast and its distribution.
The draft budget for Andalucía in 2027 amounts to 54.716 million euros, a record figure. Revenue from gaming taxes is forecast at around 168 million euros, in line with the estimate for 2026.
The Government of La Rioja reportedly expects €12,526,988 from gambling taxes in 2027, 5.4% below the €13,242,080 included in the 2026 budget proposal. The proposal records gambling taxes as a single item, without a breakdown by gambling type, and forecasts the related administrative fee at €76,443, down 25.7%.
The Government of La Rioja expects to receive €12,526,988 from gambling taxes in 2027, according to the regional budget proposal. That is €715,092 less than the €13,242,080 included in the 2026 budget proposal, a fall of 5.4%.
The Castilla y León regional government expects to collect €47.52m in 2027 from gambling taxes it manages directly, 8.8% less than the €52.1m in its last approved budget for 2024. The regional government attributes the decline to players shifting from land-based to state-managed online gambling.
The regional government of Castilla y León expects to collect €47.52m in 2027 from the gambling taxes it manages directly, according to the draft general budget for the region for 2027. That figure is 8.8% below the €52.1m in the region's last approved budget, for 2024. The regional government presented the draft on 13 October and registered it with the Cortes of Castilla y León the following day.
Navarra expects gambling taxes to generate nearly €11m in its 2027 budget. The report also cites €60,000 from bingo card sales.
Navarra's draft budget for 2027 includes gambling among the areas covered by its tax revenue, according to the draft budget documentation. The documentation puts revenue from gambling fees at approximately €10.96m, with about €60,000 more expected from the sale of bingo cards. The figures are to be checked against the final official breakdown of the budget and its accompanying documents.