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AGIC urges uniform rules in Italy’s planned retail gambling reorganisation

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Italy’s planned reorganisation of licensed public gambling should establish consistent national rules, AGIC said. The association called for traceable bets and financial flows, stronger prevention measures and clear information duties as part of the reform under the tax delegation; no timetable for the changes was stated.

The proposed framework could affect retail operators’ compliance duties and player-protection measures across Italy.

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AGIC calls for Italy to reorganise retail gambling rules and hold tenders

Italy’s AGIC has called for a reorganisation of retail gambling, including national regulatory alignment and tenders for betting, bingo, slots and VLTs. In a reform document presented to the press, the association said fragmented national, regional and municipal rules are obstructing retail tenders; it reported 2025 gross gaming revenue of €21.6 billion and tax receipts of €11.5 billion.

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