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AI-GENERATEDMelilla Woos iGaming Operators: Tax Offensive in the Spanish Enclave
The Spanish city of Melilla is slashing taxes for online gambling operators to 10 percent of GGR to establish itself as an international iGaming hub.
AI-GENERATEDRETAbet Expands into Portugal: Strategic Move in the Regulated Market
The Spanish RETAbet Group has secured a license in Portugal. In Q1 2026, the local online GGR already rose by 13.7 percent to 323.7 million euros.
AI-GENERATEDKaizen Gaming Enters Spain: Betano Ready for Market Launch
Greek gambling giant Kaizen Gaming prepares to launch Betano in Spain after securing a license transfer. Spain marks the group's 11th active European market.
AI-GENERATEDSpain exams prediction betting, introduces cross-operator deposit limits
Spain is debating how best to regulate prediction betting under existing gambling laws. Concurrently, the Council of Ministers approved new unified deposit limits, fully effective from March 2027, which could cut player spending by approximately 300 million euros annually.
AI-GENERATEDGlobal Regulation Becomes the Standard for iGaming Giants
The iGaming industry is transforming. Instead of rapid expansion, companies prioritize local regulation. In Brazil, 79 licensed operators generated over 37 billion BRL in Gross Gaming Revenue in their first year.
AI-GENERATEDWorld Cup Tickets and Empty Promises: ADI Predictstreet Under Fire
ADI Predictstreet, official FIFA partner, faces accusations of not delivering on World Cup ticket promises. Customers report delayed withdrawals and poor support, while German regulator GGL investigates.
AI-GENERATEDGambling Regulation in Spain: Strict Rules Meet Growing Markets
Spain's gambling market is growing, but increasingly stringent regulations and the fight against the black market define the industry. Unregulated online gambling reached 231 million euros in 2024.