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ACMI president urges Italian government to complete land-based gambling reform

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ACMI president Gennaro Parlati urged the Italian government to continue its planned reform of public gambling, saying an organised framework remained necessary despite approaching deadlines under the enabling law. Parlati argued that restricting legal gambling could shift demand to illegal operators, citing the pandemic as an example.

Regulators and operators can assess how reform timing and scope may shape Italy’s land-based gambling framework.

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FIPE-Confcommercio president calls for clear rules on Italy's land-based gaming network

FIPE-Confcommercio president Lino Enrico Stoppani called for clear rules, qualification of the physical network and support for digital transition in Italy's gambling sector, in remarks published by Fortune Italia and. He said licensed public venues act as a territorial safeguard against illegal gambling, criminal infiltration and money laundering, and argued that rigid distance limits and extreme time restrictions do not remove demand for gambling.

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