DGOJ extends Spain consultation on risky gambling behaviour to 26 October
The extension gives operators and other participants four additional days to submit views on the proposed risk detection mechanism.
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The extension gives operators and other participants four additional days to submit views on the proposed risk detection mechanism.
The joint deposit limit changes how deposit limits apply to players with accounts at multiple online operators.
The further consultation gives stakeholders another opportunity to comment on the compulsory player-risk model.
A binding shared test would standardise how nationally licensed operators identify and respond to players showing signs of gambling risk.
Operators can use the consultation to understand the proposed approach to detecting risky behaviour in state-wide gambling.
Gambling advertisers in Spain must include specific additional warnings in their commercial communications.
Operators and affiliates must adapt advertising layouts to accommodate prescribed warning designs and minimum display areas.