ADM confirmed Antonio Giuliani as director of its Remote Gaming and Betting Office, according to industry association LOGiCO. The association welcomed the confirmation and said it looked forward to continued dialogue with ADM and other authorities.
ADM’s remote gaming and betting office has a confirmed director, supporting continuity in its regulatory and concession work.
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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) is issuing measures covering game certification, product approvals, bonuses, player accounts, technical protocols and betting, according to a report. The agency has established transitional arrangements for several game types as operators move to new certification requirements. ADM has also said bonuses are permitted when they comply with concession rules and are communicated for informational purposes.
LOGiCO held an online meeting on 18 June with certification laboratories, suppliers and operators to discuss implementation issues arising from Italy’s new technical rules for gaming certification. Participants discussed the possibility of jointly requesting an extension from ADM, but no request or decision was reported.
Antonio Giuliani, director of ADM's Remote Gaming and Betting Office, discussed sector credibility and player protection at a panel during SiGMA World 2026 in Rome. He said upcoming technical rules for online gaming would strengthen operator security measures and player controls, and argued that aggressive commercial practices could encourage unsustainable treatment of players.
Italy's regulated public gambling system needs credibility and a less aggressive commercial offer, Antonio Giuliani, director of the ADM's Remote Gaming and Betting Office, said at a panel in Rome on 4 November. Speaking at the panel "Scommettere sulla sostenibilità: come costruire un settore del gioco pronto per il futuro", organised by PressGiochi at SiGMA World 2026, Giuliani said the term sustainability is slippery because it can be read in many ways. He said the debate should instead be framed around the credibility of the sector, which he linked to trust and to clear use of language.
Antonio Giuliani, head of ADM’s remote gambling and betting office, discussed Italy’s advertising ban and the regulator’s relationship with licensed operators at an industry event on 3 November. He described the relationship as collaborative and said new technical rules for online gambling are intended to support security and certification, not simply increase state control.
Antonio Giuliani, director of the remote gaming and betting office at the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM), spoke at an IMGL masterclass on eight years of Italy's gambling advertising ban. Giuliani said the advertising ban sometimes does not help licensed operators. The ban was introduced in Italy in 2018. He added that the ban came as a response to an excess.
Antonio Giuliani, director of ADM’s remote gambling and betting office, said operators should take care not to cross from information about odds or gambling into promotion. He said forthcoming Agcom guidance is expected to clarify that boundary and also discussed responsible-gambling communications, illegal gambling and online-game technical rules.
Italy's customs and monopolies agency is waiting for new Agcom infotainment guidelines that will set where the Italian model draws the line between information on odds or gambling and promotion, the head of its remote gambling and betting office said at Sigma World in Rome. Antonio Giuliani, who directs that office at the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli, urged licensees to work on the question with great care. He spoke on a panel titled for Italy's eight years of experience with the advertising ban.