Spanish Gambling Licence
In Spanish gaming news, Bethard Group has acquired a license. It can now participate in the regulated Spanish market. It is currently authorized to operate in Sweden, the UK, Ireland, Denmark and Malta. According to Erik Skarp, CEO of Bethard Group, the company is very pleased to continue its growth journey in Spain, a market with lots of. Check that the gambling service is backed by a licence. The Directorate General for Gambling Regulation publishes an updated list of licensed operators. If you gamble over the Internet, check that the domain of the website is '.es, as this is a requirement for all licensed operators. The largest gambling city in Spain is Madrid with 6 gambling facilities, 88 tables games, 350 gaming, slot, and video poker machines. The largest casino in the entire country of Spain is Casino Gran Madrid Torrelodones which is located in Madrid. Casino Gran Madrid Torrelodones has 38 table games, 25 poker tables, 200 gaming and video poker. Spanish Gambling Licence Granted to SkillOnNet Published July 11, 2019 by Mike P PlayOJO and PlayMillion are just two of the multiple SkillOnNet brands that will have access to Spain now that an operating licence has been secured. 59 companies took part in the call for gambling licences requesting 98 general licences and 202 special licences, a total of 300 licences (Order EHA/ 3124/2011 to approve the rules of the call for general gambling licences for running bets, contests and other games, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on 18 November 2011,.
In order to grow the ring-fenced Spanish industry, regulator La Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) has recently decided to reopen the licensing window.
According to eGaming Review, 12 operators have applied for 20 general licences, including nine for sports betting and 11 for casino games. It is reported that another 32 applications were filed for specific products, including the country's newly regulated slots and table games.
Spain hopes that with the introduction of new operators and new games, the market can continue to grow off the heals of the growth announced by the DGOJ itself in the most recent quarter.
While all 12 gaming operators to apply for new Spanish online gaming licenses have yet to be disclosed, we do know a few of the companies who have applied to offer gaming services and products to the country's residents. Gala Coral-branded Eurobet was the first gaming company to announce its intentions to reenter the Spanish marketplace after exiting in 2011 when Spanish regulation was passed. Eurobet sportsbook director Carlo Di Maio recently disclosed to eGaming Review the company's excitement. Di Maio said, 'We have taken advantage of the October to December window offered to operators and we believe the Spanish market has great potential by having a large audience and clear regulation in place prone on the introduction of new products such as slots.'
It is also speculated that Betclic-Everest Group, NetEnt, SKS365, BetCris, Recreativos Franco, and Gauselmann are part of the group of 12 gaming operators to apply for a Spanish gaming license.
Stay tuned at PokerNews as more develops in the Spanish gaming marketplace.
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