Spain's DGOJ extends consultation on risky gambling behaviour detection mechanism to 26 October
The extension gives Spanish stakeholders additional time to comment on a draft mechanism for detecting risky player behaviour.
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The extension gives Spanish stakeholders additional time to comment on a draft mechanism for detecting risky player behaviour.
The extended deadline gives stakeholders four more days to comment on Spain’s proposed risky-behaviour detection mechanism.
Spain’s joint deposit cap applies across online operators, while the regulator’s advertising impact report is due for public release.
Spain's proposed mandatory monthly risk test would replace operators' own systems, bringing cost disputes, promotion limits for flagged players, and a consultation closing 22 October.
Operators can use the consultation to understand the proposed approach to detecting risky behaviour in state-wide gambling.
Operators must meet detailed notice design and placement rules, with existing signed contracts receiving a limited transition period.