[£3.65]

Hello. I'm from the UK, now living in Spain and working in Gibraltar. As some of you might know, Spain has recently introduced gambling legislation requiring bookmakers to have a license to operate in Spain. So I might only be able to place bets in Gibraltar if that bookie has no Spanish license. And even if they do, I can't use my login details on most .es websites.

What's the best way to bet in this situation? Am I allowed to open accounts with both the .com and .es websites? Would this cause suspicion among the risk teams? Shall I just wait until I'm in Gib to place those bets (not ideal)? What about the tax issue on winnings from gambling in Spain?

[dikefale]

You have unique case. So best option for you is to check with their customer support. Because you cant trust 100% somebody's opinion. As i already mentioned best way for you to find help is to contact CS of book you are betting with.

[King_Suckerman]

Didn't a few UK bookies reloacte to Gibralter? Stan James for one I seem to remember.

[Maniac]

I think there were something like 50 odd licences granted to various sportsbooks, and I believe the majority of the big UK books applied for and got licences there, so I guess a lot will depend on exactly what sportsbooks you would be looking to bet with. My guess is that a lot of the US Sports facing books probably wouldnt have found it worthwhile to get a spanish licence, but thats just off my own head.

[zizoudane10]

Which town? Around Fuengirola?

[£3.65]

Thanks guys. I am living in La Linea. I'll contact them and see what they say.