The Spanish regulator DGOJ has published its latest annual report. Online gambling in Spain continued to grow in 2025, with GGR reaching €1.7bn ($1.95bn), up 16.99% from the previous year.
Online casinos remained the main growth driver, generating €893m, or 52.51% of the total market and marking a 22.15% year-on-year increase.
Within this segment, slots led growth, accounting for 69.11% of casino GGR and rising 30.78% compared with 2024. Live roulette also saw growth, up 9.66%, while conventional roulette fell 13.24% and blackjack declined slightly by 1.21%.
Online sports betting contributed €698.13m, or 41.05% of total GGR, posting a 14.92% year-on-year increase. This growth was largely driven by conventional fixed-odds betting, up 25.82%.
Furthermore, online poker generated €95.48m, representing 5.61% of the market, a 4.60% year-on-year decline. The drop was mainly due to a 7.69% fall in tournament poker, which accounts for 71.19% of total poker GGR.
Since the launch of shared liquidity with France and Portugal in January 2018, six online poker platforms have been created in Spain, five of which remain active
A smaller portion of the market was accounted for by online bingo, which produced €13.4m in GGR, just 0.82% of the total, down 6.69% year-on-year.
Marketing spend reflected the sector’s growth, reaching €664.40m in 2025, up 25.84% compared with 2024.
User activity also rose, with the total number of active players hitting 2.15 million, an 8.33% increase year-on-year. The monthly average of active accounts reached 1.72 million, up 20.39%, while the monthly average of new gambling accounts stood at 169,858, an 11.67% year-on-year increase.
Since late last year, the Ministry of Consumer Affairs in Spain has mandated that all online gambling licensees display public warning messages about the harms of gambling across their products and platforms
