Carabinieri referred a 38-year-old betting-shop owner from Mascalucia to judicial authorities after checks at a premises in Piano Tavola, Catania province. Investigators allege the shop collected bets without the licence required under Article 88; the evidence will be assessed by the competent courts.
The alleged unlicensed betting activity may lead to judicial proceedings against the shop owner.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | EUR 1,500 | Lazio court upholds revocation of Lotto outlet concession over late payments | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Carabinieri seize unauthorised betting venue in Catania area | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 85,000 | Italian police seize unlicensed gaming venue and impose €85,000 in penalties | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Italian police seize unauthorised betting venue in Calatabiano | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Carabinieri seize premises of unauthorised betting centre in Calatabiano | Not stated |
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Carabinieri reportedly seized computers and reported the owner of a Cicciano non-profit association after finding access to foreign bookmaker websites without authorisation. Investigators said betting was taking place at the premises without licences; inquiries into contacts and betting flows are continuing.
Bergamo police said checks on 12 June found a betting venue in Clusone operating without the required police authorisation. Officers summoned its owner, who will be referred to judicial authorities; a Cene business was fined about €300 for not displaying mandatory information.
Carabinieri in Calatabiano, in the Catania area of Italy, reported a 43-year-old venue operator after finding the betting business lacked required authorisation. The operator had opened despite a prior prohibition by the Catania questura, and police seized the premises as a precaution.
Carabinieri and Italy’s ADM found six tablets linked to unauthorised online gambling platforms in a separate room at a bar in Isola di Capo Rizzuto. The authorities imposed a €60,000 administrative fine and seized the tablets and related hardware; the checks also found missing gambling-risk information and a prohibited-games notice.
Carabinieri from the Isola di Capo Rizzuto command, joined by staff of the Customs and Monopolies Agency (A.D.M.) for Calabria, ran a series of targeted inspections at public businesses, clubs and gaming rooms in the area. Following the irregularities found, an administrative penalty of 60.000,00 euro in total was imposed. According to the headline, the fine of "60mila euro" fell on the owner of a bar.
Carabinieri and the Catania Labour Inspectorate found workplace-safety violations at a betting shop in Aci Catena, Italy. The owner was reported over missing health surveillance, with a €1,423.84 fine, and received an administrative penalty of €3,132 for not keeping the risk assessment document on site.