The Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling in Spain (DGOJ) has confirmed that Betway Spain’s three licenses have been reissued to continue implementing the company’s blackjack, roulette and fixed-odds bets for the next three years.
The renewal of the license for blackjack was on October 29, while the licenses for roulette and horse racing have been granted on November 6, 2026. The decisions extend existing authorisations rather than grant permission for new gambling activities.
Betway Spain submitted applications for all three renewals on 22 September 2026, along with documentation demonstrating compliance with the relevant requirements.
DGOJ confirmed that the operator continued to meet the conditions under which the original licences were granted. It also established that Betway had provided the licensed services without interruption for at least three-fifths of each licence’s validity period. The company had paid the required gambling taxes and administrative fees, another condition for the renewals.
The licenses issued are for single gambling devices permitted by the companies under their general license. In the world of heroes blackjack and roulette belong to the usual activities category. Fixed odds horse racing betting is in the betting category.
Each of the licenses is valid for three years from the date of expiration previously stated. The DGOJ confirmed that the current terms and conditions are unchanged. The extensions are recorded in the register of licenses. The DGOJ Director General has signed the decisions and notifications to the Autonomous City of Ceuta, where the Betway Spain office is found.
Betway has possessed the licenses permitting provision of blackjack and roulette since 1 June 2012 according to DGOJ register. There have been several renewals before, the latest in April 2024. These resolutions do not provide for the expansion of the scope of activities performed by Betway Spain. They state that companies are allowed to operate the same games under the same regulatory conditions for another 3-year period.
