Police and the Guardia di Finanza in Brescia province found three irregular gaming machines in Lumezzane, according to reports. Authorities recorded three violations at one business involving the installation and use of machines for accepting wagers.
The violations concern the installation and use of gaming machines at a local business.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | Not stated | Police report unlicensed betting centre in Siracusa | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 9,500 | Guardia di Finanza fines Bracciano bar over gaming and betting rules | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Italian police report unauthorised sports betting operation in Noto | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 2,500 | Italian authorities seize private club over alleged illegal gambling | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Milan police revoke betting shop licences | Not stated |
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Nichelino’s local police conducted checks at bars and betting shops on 30 October 2026, finding two unauthorised slot machines in a bar. The machines breached minimum-distance rules for sensitive locations, and officers contested administrative sanctions of nearly 10mila euro for various irregularities. Those sanctioned were referred to the local business office, which may consider additional measures, including suspension.
Local police in Nichelino, in the Turin area, carried out extraordinary checks on the evening of Friday 30 October 2026. They found two slot machines in a bar that were unauthorised and installed in breach of the minimum distances required from sensitive places. The bar had recently become a meeting point for many young people.
Italy's Guardia di Finanza in Mantova reported identifying two irregular gaming businesses during specialist enforcement activity over the previous weekend. The operations formed part of wider checks that also recorded other commercial and financial irregularities.
Italy's Guardia di Finanza in Mantova identified two irregular gaming businesses during specialist economic and financial police activity over the previous weekend, the provincial command said. The checks formed part of wider enforcement against illegal trafficking, unauthorised trading and undeclared work.
Rome's Polizia di Stato coordinated a multi-agency operation in the Val Melaina district, identifying about 100 people and issuing administrative sanctions totalling almost €40,000. Inspectors examined five businesses, including betting shops, two of which were found compliant. A bar and a minimarket were closed over hygiene, undeclared work and missing risk-assessment documentation.
It was reported that authorities found two illegal betting centres in Agrigento. The operation resulted in financial penalties and reports against two people.
Carabinieri in Catania, working with the Customs and Monopolies Agency and municipal police, found irregularities during an inspection of a gaming venue, reportedly. They ordered the venue to correct differences from its licence within 30 days and referred an employee who was not authorised to manage slot machines to the police headquarters.
Carabinieri in Catania, working with the Customs and Monopolies Agency and municipal police, reportedly carried out a targeted check at a gaming venue and found irregularities.