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Avviso Pubblico opposes Italy’s 2027 budget gambling measures

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Avviso Pubblico criticised gambling provisions in Italy’s 2027 budget bill, saying they would expand gambling supply to increase state revenue. The group cited proposed changes including a shorter minimum distance between bingo halls, extended concessions and new slots with higher maximum stakes and prizes.

The proposed changes could affect operators’ concession terms, slot taxation and the permitted scale of gambling supply in Italy.

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