Spain’s gambling regulator, the Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ), has renewed three of Betway Spain’s gaming licences. The renewals allow the operator to continue offering roulette, blackjack and fixed-odds horse racing betting.
According to the regulator’s official register, the blackjack licence was extended on 29 October 2026. The roulette and fixed-odds horse racing licences followed on 6 November 2026. These renewals allow Betway Spain, operated by Super Group, to maintain its authorisation across these gambling products.
DGOJ Register Confirms Three Licence Extensions
The DGOJ’s operator register lists several licences for Betway Spain’s online gambling activities. Spain’s regulatory framework requires operators to hold a general licence for each gambling category. They must also obtain individual licences for the specific games they offer.
Betway Spain also holds licences for fixed-odds sports betting, other fixed-odds betting and online slots.
The regulator last extended its general betting licence on 11 October 2024. Its general licence for other games received an extension on 28 February 2022.
Betway entered Spain’s regulated gambling market on 1 June 2012. It initially secured a general licence for other games. The regulator also granted individual licences for blackjack, roulette, poker and bingo.
The company later obtained its general betting licence in June 2015.
However, its poker and bingo licences expired in November 2013. The DGOJ also accepted Betway’s surrender of its punto y banca licence in November 2022.
Super Group Reports Strong European Revenue
Betway serves as the flagship betting brand of Super Group. The company continues to grow its international gambling business.
In its third-quarter 2026 financial results, Super Group reported European revenue of US$360 million for the first nine months of the year. This represented a 15% increase from US$312 million during the same period in 2025.
Europe generated US$115 million in revenue during the third quarter. This compared with US$108 million in the same quarter of 2025.
The company does not disclose separate financial figures for Spain.
Meanwhile, Africa remained a major contributor to the group’s growth during the third quarter. Super Group also ruled out entering the prediction markets sector.
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Spain Introduces Joint Deposit Limits in 2027
The licence renewals come as Spain prepares to tighten its online gambling controls. The country plans to introduce a nationwide joint deposit limit system.
Spain introduced the system alongside its new Player Portal on 21 October 2026. Full enforcement will begin on 26 March 2027.
The system will monitor player deposits across all licensed gambling operators. This replaces the current approach of assessing deposits separately at individual companies.
The default deposit limits will be:
- €700 per day.
- €1,750 per week.
- €3,300 over four weeks.
Licensed operators must check the DGOJ’s central system before accepting player deposits.
Players can reduce their deposit limits immediately. However, requests to increase or remove restrictions will take three working days to take effect. The process will also include information about gambling risks.
The latest licence renewals come as Spain prepares to introduce additional regulatory requirements. These changes will affect operators and players across the country’s online gambling market.
