DGOJ extends roulette and Black Jack licences for Beatya Online and Paf Games

The Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego authorised the renewal of the singular licences for roulette and Black Jack held by Beatya Online, S.A., and Paf Games, S.A., by resolutions dated 7 October 2026. The extensions affect four authorisations: two for Beatya Online (one for roulette and one for Black Jack) and two for Paf Games for the same modalities. The decisions preserve the validity of the licences required to operate these games within the regulated online gaming market in Spain.

DGOJ extends roulette and Black Jack licences: which authorisations were renewed

The Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) published the resolutions renewing the singular authorisations related to the operation of roulette and Black Jack in the online gaming sector. The resolutions, dated 7 October 2026, extend the validity of:

• The singular authorisation for roulette granted to Beatya Online, S.A.

• The singular authorisation for Black Jack granted to Beatya Online, S.A.

• The singular authorisation for roulette granted to Paf Games, S.A.

• The singular authorisation for Black Jack granted to Paf Games, S.A.

Each of these extensions allows the operators to keep active the administrative permissions that authorise them to offer those modalities within the regulated Spanish market. The scope of the resolutions is limited to the cited singular authorisations; no regulatory changes or new conditions are introduced in the published resolutions.

Regulatory framework applied by the Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego

The DGOJ is the state regulator responsible for authorising and supervising online gaming in Spain. Singular authorisations are specific permissions distinct from the general operating licence; they are linked to particular game modalities — in this case, roulette and Black Jack — and to the legal entity that holds them.

The extension of a singular authorisation restores or prolongs its administrative validity without changing the structure of the operator’s general licence. In files that conclude with these resolutions, the DGOJ verifies compliance with the administrative and technical requirements demanded by the applicable regulation before granting the extension.

What the extension means for Beatya Online, S.A. and Paf Games, S.A.

For Beatya Online, S.A. and Paf Games, S.A., the extension provides operational continuity for the specified modalities. The companies retain the singular authorisations necessary to develop and operate roulette and Black Jack in the regulated Spanish market. Maintaining these authorisations is a condition for continuing to offer these modalities to customers resident in Spain under the state regulatory framework.

The administrative act of extending the singular authorisation prevents interruptions in product supply provided the operator fulfils the administrative and technical conditions reviewed in the file. The published resolutions do not record new obligations or contractual amendments between the regulator and the companies; their effect is limited to extending the validity of the specified authorisations.

Procedure and administrative scope of the 7 October 2026 resolutions

The resolutions dated 7 October 2026 are administrative acts formalising the extension. In procedures of this type, the DGOJ examines the documentation submitted by the applicant and verifies the continued satisfaction of the requirements set out in the regulation applicable to online gaming. If the requirements are met, the DGOJ agrees to renew the corresponding singular authorisation.

The scope of the extension covers exclusively the operation of the modalities indicated under the renewed singular authorisations. The extension does not alter the tax regime, the anti-money laundering obligations or other regulatory duties to which the companies are subject as national operators.

Relevance for the regulated online gaming market in Spain

The continuity of singular authorisations for roulette and Black Jack reinforces the product operations of the two companies within the Spanish market. The maintenance of specific permissions ensures that Beatya Online, S.A. and Paf Games, S.A. can continue marketing those modalities without changing the architecture of their licences.

For compliance and product professionals the practical takeaway is clear: they should verify that technical operations and offer screens correctly reflect the administrative validity of the authorisations. Legal and compliance departments must retain the documentation submitted to the DGOJ for the period required by regulation and be prepared to respond to any inspections.

Where to consult the resolutions and what to review internally

The resolutions are dated 7 October 2026 and are recorded in the DGOJ case files. Interested companies and compliance teams can review the official text of the resolutions through the regulator’s administrative channels to confirm the specific validity periods and any associated administrative conditions.

Those managing the offering should verify that the roulette and Black Jack modalities active on the platform match the singular authorisations in force. Compliance officers should also preserve the administrative documents submitted to the DGOJ and keep up to date the records required of state-level gaming operators. General information on regulatory requirements is available in the sector’s regulation section and in the regulator’s official channels.