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ADM says Italy’s online gambling reforms strengthen player protections

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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency described the first year of the new online gambling framework as positive, in comments by its remote gambling and betting office director, Antonio Giuliani. Giuliani cited new self-exclusion and limit-setting tools, stronger payment traceability and ongoing certification work, with certification of the technology sector targeted for 15 February.

Operators must complete certification against the framework’s technical standards, with the agency targeting 15 February.

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Giuliani outlines shared national responsible gambling guidance for concessionaires

At FAIR Forum in Rome, Antonio Giuliani of Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency set out the objective of developing national responsible gambling guidance with concessionaires. The start of a technical group was announced by director Mario Lollobrigida; Giuliani said the guidance could lead to commitments accepted and developed by operators under their concession agreements.

Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) intends to develop national responsible gambling guidance together with concessionaires, Antonio Giuliani, director of the agency's remote gambling and betting office, said at the second FAIR Foundation Forum in Rome. A national technical working group, whose start was announced by director Mario Lollobrigida, will take the work forward. Giuliani said the aim is to reach guidance shared with concessionaires in the coming months.

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