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AGIC vice-president says Italy’s land-based gaming reform could spur investment

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At the Italian Gaming Expo & Conference in Rome, AGIC Confindustria vice-president Giovanni Emilio Maggi said a reform of Italy’s land-based gaming rules could enable new investment. He cited proposed nine-year concessions and certified outlets as ways to support investment, while describing legal-distance rules as a potential alternative to physical distance restrictions.

A nine-year concession framework could give operators greater scope to plan investment in certified land-based outlets.

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FIPE-Confcommercio president calls for clear rules on Italy's land-based gaming network

FIPE-Confcommercio president Lino Enrico Stoppani called for clear rules, qualification of the physical network and support for digital transition in Italy's gambling sector, in remarks published by Fortune Italia and. He said licensed public venues act as a territorial safeguard against illegal gambling, criminal infiltration and money laundering, and argued that rigid distance limits and extreme time restrictions do not remove demand for gambling.

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