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As.Tro-CGIA reports 4.5% fall in Italy’s gaming supply-chain revenue

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A study by As.Tro-Confindustria SIT and CGIA Mestre reported that Italy’s AWP and VLT supply-chain revenue fell 4.5% to almost €2.8bn in 2025. AWP and VLT collections declined to €31.4bn, while employment fell to 39,716 workers, the study said. Preu generated about €5bn for the state, representing 43.7% of legal gaming tax revenue.

Operators and suppliers face lower machine collections, fewer venues and a reduced workforce in Italy’s AWP and VLT market.

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Guyana Parliament sends gaming authority bill to special committee

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Guyana’s Parliament referred the Gaming Authority Bill 2026 to a Special Select Committee at the request of Attorney General Anil Nandlall.

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