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Betting in Spain
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Operators in Spain
Neutral operator information only. No offers or sign-up links are shown.
Sports betting
bet365
- Coverage
- Spain
- Evidence
- Operator-published information
Its Spanish company information identifies DGOJ supervision and betting permissions. This profile uses the operator’s own disclosure.
Licensed gaming operator
Codere
- Coverage
- Spain
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
DGOJ publishes the authorisations and decisions for Codere Online, SAU. Consult the record for the specific product and licence.
About this directory. Selected market profiles, listed alphabetically, not a ranking or a complete register. Source review: . Licensing and availability can change; use the linked sources for the latest position.
No paid placements or affiliate tracking links appear in this directory. An operator disclosure is not independent licence verification. Local age, identity and location requirements apply.
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Big BoostVisit website 
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Paratiisi CasinoVisit website 
Lucky SpinsVisit website
Links go directly to operator websites without referral codes. Inclusion does not confirm local licensing or availability. See the sourced operator directory above for local context.
Local betting landscape
Spain licenses online betting and casino nationally under the DGOJ, but Royal Decree 958/2020 bans most gambling advertising, limits welcome offers to existing customers, and prohibits affiliate marketing as a channel. Winnings above a threshold are taxed.
Spain at a glance
- Status
- Regulated, open licensing
- Regulator
- Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ)
- Statute
- Law 13/2011 on the Regulation of Gambling; Royal Decree 958/2020 on advertising
- Online sports betting
- Licensed, open market
- Online casino
- Licensed, open market
- Minimum age
- 18
- Tax on winnings
- Winnings over €1,600 are taxable income; operators pay 20% GGR tax
- Affiliate marketing
- Prohibited
Law 13/2011 created a national licensing regime alongside regional licences for land-based gambling. The DGOJ publishes licensed operators and enforces the advertising decree.
Rules that matter to players
Minimum age 18. RGIAJ is the national self-exclusion register. Welcome offers may not be advertised to new customers; bonuses are permitted only for customers with accounts older than 30 days who have completed identity verification.
Advertising and affiliates
Royal Decree 958/2020 restricts broadcast advertising to 1am to 5am, bans sponsorship on sports shirts and stadium names, and prohibits affiliate marketing. The Supreme Court struck down parts of the decree in 2024, but the affiliate prohibition remains in operation as the DGOJ applies it. This site does not recommend operators for Spain.
Tax
Winnings above €1,600 in a year must be declared as income. Operators pay 20 per cent of gross gaming revenue nationally (10 per cent in Ceuta and Melilla).