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2026 Gaming in Spain Conference to Convene Key DGOJ and Industry Figures as Deposit Limit Litigation Advances

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2026 Gaming in Spain Conference to Convene Key DGOJ and Industry Figures as Deposit Limit Litigation Advances
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The 2026 Gaming in Spain Conference convenes October 15 in Madrid with DGOJ leaders, Jdigital, and police officials. Agenda covers cross-operator deposit limits, problem gambling detection algorithm, and Gambling Act amendments. Jdigital’s judicial action and November 29 snap elections frame the discussions.

SCCG Take — Operators must track election results for clarity on reform timing and enforcement. The conference supplies direct regulator access at a pivotal regulatory crossroads.

The 2026 Gaming in Spain Conference takes place Thursday, October 15, 2026, at the Auditorio ECIJA in Madrid. The event will feature presentations by senior regulators, trade association leaders, and law enforcement on Spain’s regulated iGaming market.

According to iGaming Future, speakers include Mikel Arana, Director General, DGOJ, Justo Sancho, Director of Safe Gambling, DGOJ, Jorge Hinojosa, Director General, Jdigital, David Calvete Sarasa, Chief Inspector, National Police, and Xavi Munoz Bellvehí, Managing Partner, ECIJA Barcelona. The full agenda is now available online and registration remains open.

Conference Focus on Regulatory Overhaul

Spain’s regulated iGaming sector confronts implementation of cross-operator deposit limits and a central DGOJ-mandated problem gambling detection algorithm. The current government has announced fundamental amendments to Spain’s Gambling Act.

Jdigital recently announced judicial proceedings against the government’s plans for cross-operator deposit limits. The trade association also signaled a refusal to cooperate with plans to overhaul the Gambling Act.

Election Outcome and Reform Timeline

PM Pedro Sanches called snap elections for November 29 after widespread protests over housing shortages and opposition refusal to support government measures on the housing crisis. The vote will determine whether the current government returns for another four-year term and gains more time to implement the announced gambling reforms, or whether Sanches overplayed his hand.

The conference arrives at this juncture of court cases, regulatory proposals, and political upheaval. Attendees will receive the latest information and analysis on these developments.

Reporting: iGaming Future

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