GAMBLING REVENUES ALL SECTORS 2019 2019


Lotteries SALAE


-National lottery -Loteria Primitivas -Sports betting


ONCE -Cupons


-Instant lottery -Active games


EAJA -Red Cross draw Gambling -Casinos


-Bingo halls -Gaming halls


-Slots ‘B’ in bingos


-Slots ‘B’ in casino/betting -Bookmaker shops -Hospitality


-Racetrack bets ONLINE GAMING


Real gaming (deposits) State regulated -Betting -Poker


-Other casino games -Slots -Bingo


-Contests


Regionally regulated -Betting


TOTAL


Land-based gaming Online gaming


€4.65bn €3.52bn €1.71bn €1.71bn €95m


€1.06bn €713m €242m €180m


€35m €33m


€4.82bn €373m €565m €943m €101m €7m


€360m €2.47bn €2m


€740m €712m €748m €378m €81m


€116m €157m €13m €3


€28m €28m


€10.22bn €9.48bn €740m


Te TSJA accepted an appeal from gaming operators and the Regional Government of Andalucia filed against the city council and the rules were modified to enable newly opening gaming halls to be at least 150m from educational centres.


Te court considered the council’s measure as ‘excessive’. Just a few months earlier the Superior Court of Justice in Castilla y Leon issued a similar ruling against Burgos City Council.


Betting is big business in Spain and growing. Te number of betting locations has doubled over the last few years from 475 in 2019 to just over 800 in 2021. Landbased betting saw a GGR of almost €300m in 2021 whilst online betting saw €28.4m.


At the end of last year Stanley Bet obtained a licence to open operations in Andalucia, its first entry into the Spanish market. Te company


2020


€3.41bn €2.67bn €1.23bn €1.38bn €68m


€684m €417m €183m €83m


€28m €26m


€2.59bn €147m €299m €525m €51m €5m


€292m €1.28bn €1m


€846m €815m €850m €365m €110m €155m €196m €17m €8m


€31m €31m


€6.85bn €6.01bn €846m


€32m


€3.97bn €211m €336m €802m €62m €7m


€300m €2.25bn €1m


€825m €797m €815m


€305m €85m


€166m €241m €14m €2m


€28m €28m


€9.13bn €8.30bn €825m


began the licensing procedure in 2019, but Covid caused delays.


Te retail licence for sports betting means the brand will be unveiled in Malaga initially with plans for further city openings and will include betting shops and gaming halls.


THE CASINO SECTOR


Casinos have been legal in Spain since 1977 and are regulated and licensed regionally. Tere are 47 casinos in Spain (data 2021) with five satellite casinos and the main operators include Grupo Comar, Grupo Madrid, Grupo Orenes, Grupo Peralada, Grupo Cirsa, Luckia, Admiral, and Casinos Tenerife.


Casino licences are issued for 10 to 15 years renewable and are taxed on a sliding scale of GGR for table games of 15 to 58 per cent whilst casino slots are taxed at an annual rate of €5,300 per position.


WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS P51 2021


€4.33bn €3.29bn €1.65bn €1.56bn €77m


€1.01bn €633


€258m €124m


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