DGOJ extends Luckia Games' Black Jack and Roulette licences

The Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) has granted Luckia Games, S.A. an extension of the validity of its special licences to develop and operate Black Jack and Roulette in the Spanish online market. The two resolutions are dated 14 de octubre de 2026 and were published in the information note on 15 October 2026; with these resolutions the company may prolong the validity of both specific authorisations required to offer those game types under Spanish regulation.

Detail of the DGOJ resolutions on the licence extension

The DGOJ issued two independent administrative resolutions, both dated 14 October 2026, that renew the validity of Luckia Games, S.A.’s special authorisations for Black Jack and online Roulette. The resolutions enable the firm to continue operating these two casino games in the Spanish market with the same classification and regulatory obligations that applied under the prior authorisations.

The official wording identifies the beneficiary as Luckia Games, S.A. and explicitly refers to the administrative extension procedures within the regime of special authorisations that the DGOJ applies in Spain. The DGOJ supervises and controls compliance with the technical conditions, responsible gaming requirements and fraud and anti‑money‑laundering measures inherent to these licences.

What the special licences cover and the scope of the extension

The renewed special authorisations specifically cover the development and online operation of:

• Black Jack (electronic/virtualised modality directed at users located in Spanish territory).

• Roulette (electronic/virtualised modality directed at users located in Spanish territory).

The extensions preserve the existing obligations on control systems, transaction recording and player‑protection measures required by the DGOJ. Luckia Games, S.A. remains subject to the technical requirements and to any audits the Directorate General may order during the extended validity period.

Implications for the Spanish gaming market and for Luckia Games

The licence extensions affect two of the most common games on online casino platforms in Spain. For Luckia Games, S.A., the extensions prevent interruptions in the product offering and ensure operational continuity under the state authorisation regime.

From a regulatory perspective, these resolutions confirm the use of the extension mechanism within the system of special authorisations that the DGOJ applies to operators active in Spain. Operators and suppliers that collaborate with Luckia must continue to meet the technical conformity and compliance obligations arising from the ownership of special licences.

Procedure and related documentation

The resolutions, dated 14 October 2026, are consistent with the administrative file processed by the DGOJ. The extension procedure requires that the applicant has previously complied with the initial authorisation conditions, including technical standards, responsible gaming controls and fiscal and anti‑money‑laundering obligations.

Extensions are an administrative act that prolongs the validity of an existing special authorisation; they do not constitute a new authorisation nor do they alter the basic conditions of the original authorisation except where the resolution expressly states otherwise. The DGOJ retains the power to verify ongoing compliance with regulatory requirements during the extended validity period.

What operators and suppliers should review after the extension

Companies that supply software, gaming services or payment solutions to Luckia Games, S.A. should confirm that their integrations and processes continue to meet the requirements the DGOJ imposes on special licences. Key points to review include:

1. Technical conformity of platforms and game generation systems.

2. Maintenance of session records and audits required by the DGOJ.

3. Identity‑verification protocols and player‑protection measures.

4. Anti‑money‑laundering controls and traceability of financial flows.

The operational continuity of Black Jack and Roulette under the extended authorisation depends on maintaining these conditions.

Regulatory context and next steps

The DGOJ supervises the Spanish gaming market and manages the catalogue of special and general authorisations for operators active in the national territory. The extension granted to Luckia Games, S.A. is integrated within that administrative control framework. For further reference see the DGOJ’s [regulation](/regulation) section.

For auditors and internal compliance teams, the publication of the resolutions dated 14 October 2026 and released on 15 October 2026 constitutes the documentary reference point to verify the terms of the extension. Any future modification of operating conditions must be formalised in an additional administrative resolution by the DGOJ.

“The extension of the validity of the special licences for Black Jack and Roulette has been granted,” notes the DGOJ’s official statement in the communication of 15 October 2026. — Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego

For enquiries about the regime of special authorisations and the applicable technical requirements, compliance departments usually refer to the regulations and guidelines published by the DGOJ in its regulation section.