Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency blocked access to 219 unauthorised gambling websites in Q3 2025 as part of its action against illegal online gambling. The item also reports more than 50,000 blocked access attempts during the quarter.
The figures show the scale of ADM’s enforcement against unauthorised online gambling in Italy.
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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) ordered internet providers to block 112 additional unauthorised gambling websites, according to the agency. The updated blacklist contains 12,010 domains, and the new blocks must redirect users to ADM’s blocked-site address by 29 April 2026.
Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) updated its list of sites unauthorised to offer gambling, adding 86 domains. The source gives conflicting 2026 totals: 1,154 in the headline and 1,514 in the text; it also says two Stanleybet-linked sites became accessible again because they carried corporate content. ADM said its monitoring office would block portals used by offshore operators to attract Italian customers within a few days.
Italy's ADM has added 86 blocked domains to its list of sites unauthorised to offer gambling in the country.
Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) ordered internet providers to block 86 additional websites offering or promoting gambling in breach of current rules, while restoring access to Stanleybet.net and Stanleybet.com. Providers must implement the blocks and restore the two domains by 25 November 2026; the blocked-site total is 13,163.
Italy's ADM has ordered internet providers to block 86 additional gambling websites and restore access to Stanleybet.net and Stanleybet.com. The sites offer or advertise gambling products and services in ways that do not comply with current rules, ADM said. The total number of blocked sites is 13,163.
Italy’s ADM blocked prediction-market sites in July, reportedly treating them as unlicensed betting operators. A study cited in the report found that weather-related markets on Kalshi and Polymarket generated about US$279 million in trading between July 2021 and December 2025, including US$125 million in the first nine months of 2025.
Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency ordered internet providers to block 293 sites and restore access to gamblizard.com, according to the report. The order includes Polymarket.com and requires the blocks to be completed by 27 July 2026; the agency continues to regard the platform as lacking the authorisation required to operate in Italy.