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ACADI president calls for stakeholder input on Italy’s land-based gaming overhaul

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Geronimo Cardia, president of ACADI, called at Enada 2026 in Rimini for Italy’s legislator to assess the impact of the land-based gaming reorganisation and consult operators and associations. He said players had shifted from physical to online gaming between 2019 and 2025, and argued that the PVR limit should remain and the online market should not be concentrated further.

The proposed rules could affect land-based operators, player-channel distribution and competition in Italy’s online market.

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