ADM’s Umbria office ordered a 15-day closure of a betting venue in Bastia Umbra after police found five minors playing slot machines there. Police notified the minors’ parents and issued a formal notice to the venue’s owner, which it sent to ADM.
The closure follows an enforcement action over minors playing slot machines at a betting venue.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
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| Not named | Not stated | Agrigento police chief closes unauthorised betting shop in Ribera | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Sicily court rejects urgent challenge to 30-day bingo hall suspension | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Italian police revoke VLT hall licence in Asti province | Not stated |
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It was reported that Enna police implemented a four-day licence suspension affecting a gaming hall operator. The measure concerned the venue’s public security licence.
The Bologna provincial police chief ordered a seven-day suspension of all authorisations for a public venue on Via Mascarella on 27 May, according to the report. Police said an inspection found a poker table with a dealer and patrons, as well as other prohibited gambling tables; the suspension runs from notification of the order.
It was reported that Prato’s police commissioner suspended a betting venue’s licence for 15 days. The action followed the discovery of four minors in the premises.
It was reported that Treviso’s police commissioner suspended a Conegliano gaming and betting venue’s licence for seven days. Police cited public-order and security concerns after finding it regularly attracted people with criminal records.
Padua police suspended a venue's food and beverage activity in Albignasego for 30 days. Questore Marco Odorisio issued the measure under article 100 of the TULPS after checks by the administrative police. The report said the checks also found breaches of gaming machine rules.