Because Spain’s licensing framework requires separate authorizations for individual products on top of the general license, the renewal also extends Betway’s permits for roulette, blackjack, and fixed-odds horse racing betting, allowing it to keep offering sports betting, horse racing, slots, roulette and blackjack to Spanish players.
Super Group doesn’t break out its Spanish results, but the NYSE-listed group reported European revenue of $360 million for the first nine months of 2026, up 15% year-on-year, and CEO Neal Menashe has previously named Spain as a market where the company sees room to grow its share. The group has also scaled back elsewhere in Europe, pulling Betway out of Portugal, Italy and Sweden since 2024.
Betway first entered Spain in 2012, securing sports and blackjack licenses under the 2011 Gambling Law, and from 2018 built its profile through shirt sponsorships with clubs including Levante UD, CD Leganés and Deportivo Alavés, later adding Real Betis, RCD Espanyol and Celta Vigo. Those deals ended after the 2020/21 season, when a Royal Decree banned gambling sponsorship of sports teams.
The renewal comes as Spanish operators prepare for the DGOJ’s centralized deposit limit system, which launches in March 2027 after a six-month technical adaptation period and will set default limits of €700 a day, €1,750 a week, and €3,300 over 4 weeks across all of a player’s licensed accounts.
