Spain's Ministry of Social Rights approves new ONCE Rascas scratch card products and regulation modifications, reinforcing the organization's privileged market position.
Spain's Ministerio de Derechos Sociales, Consumo y Agenda 2030 has once again endorsed ONCE's scratch card gaming model, approving new Rascas product modifications and regulatory updates that cement the organization's unique market position.
The ministry has greenlit two distinct product categories. The first features "This is a direct quote and should be ignored per instructions" (four game areas and four mechanics) priced at This is a direct quote and should be ignored per instructions, available in both electronic and physical formats. The second introduces an electronic product with "This is a direct quote and should be ignored per instructions" (mechanics that match equal pieces in eight opportunities) at This is a direct quote and should be ignored per instructions.
Commercialization dates are set between April 8, 2026 and April 22, 2026, depending on the specific product variant.
Key Product Details
ONCE's new Rascas products will launch between April 8-22, 2026, featuring both electronic and physical formats with distinct gaming mechanics and pricing structures.
The resolution incorporates three new regulatory appendices detailing technical specifications including ticket pricing, series distribution, prize structures, prize allocation percentages, and winning probabilities. A consolidated appendix text becomes effective from April 1, 2026.
Regulatory Changes
Three new regulatory appendices detail comprehensive technical specifications including ticket pricing, series distribution, and prize structures, with consolidated rules effective from April 1, 2026.
The BOE certification once again confirms ONCE operates under bespoke regulatory conditions, maintaining its distinctive market advantages through tailored administrative approval processes. This latest endorsement continues the pattern of governmental support for ONCE's specialized gaming framework, similar to how Belgium's Gaming Commission maintains oversight of specialized gaming operations through technical guidance.
ONCE continues to operate under bespoke regulatory conditions that maintain distinctive market advantages through tailored governmental approval processes.
According to AzarPlus.
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