ADMIRAL Pay and Syngame have agreed to integrate APay E-Wallet services with the Betpassion online gaming portal and its retail recharge points. The companies said customers will be able to deposit, withdraw and collect winnings through the wallet or authorised outlets, including cash top-ups at retail points.
The agreement connects online Betpassion accounts with wallet payments and cash services at retail outlets.
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Reportedly, ENJOY Gaming made three Hold and Win slot titles available on Lottomatica.it and GoldBet on 29 July 2026. The Isle of Man-licensed supplier reached both platforms through aggregator Microgame. Lottomatica Group held a 31.6% share of Italy's online gaming market at the end of Q2 2026.
ENJOY said its games have launched on Lottomatica.it and GoldBet in Italy, with Microgame facilitating the rollout. The titles include 3 Mariachis: Hold and Win, Fire Express: Hold and Win and Hotfire Coins XXL.
Yggdrasil partnered with Codere Italia in Italy, with its games integrated through Microgame, according to the report. The roundup also describes releases of new titles by several suppliers, without naming commercial counterparties for those launches.
BetPassion and Aircash have agreed a distribution contract allowing BetPassion outlets to provide cash top-ups and withdrawals for Aircash Wallet, the report says. Users can transfer funds from the wallet to their Betpassion.it gaming accounts, with deposits and withdrawals available through the wallet.
Italy’s Council of State rejected the Customs and Monopolies Agency’s appeal, confirming that PVR register rules cannot immediately apply to remote-gambling concessionaires under technical extensions or their linked retailers. The agency said more than 23m retail outlets had registered; the court found this did not establish that the rules would not reduce the existing network. The provisions must be coordinated with the new concessions awarded through tender procedures.
Italy's Council of State has upheld a ruling that the register of recharge and sales points (PVR) cannot be applied immediately to remote-gambling concessionaires operating under technical extensions or to their linked retailers. The Sixth Section rejected the appeal by the Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) against the earlier decision of the Lazio regional administrative court (Tar del Lazio), in a judgment issued on 24 September 2026.