Spain’s Council of Ministers has just given the green light to the newest royal decree on gambling. This will bring 30 new responsible gaming measures into force. The Royal Decree of the Development of Safer Gaming Environments was an idea by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs and it comes right after last year’s decree that came out with new advertising restrictions.
The decree is centered around young people between 18 and 25, who are more vulnerable to inadequate casino messages. It also includes measures for all users.
As for the included measures, the list includes the definition of risk profiles according to consumer spending. A player is considered an intensive gambler if they gather a net loss of €600 (€200 for users aged under 25) over 3 subsequent weeks. There will also be a set of requirements for coping with such users.