Chieri municipal police fined a betting venue’s owner about €5,000 after finding unauthorised billiards and gaming areas, as well as unlicensed food and drink service. The owner was ordered to stop the unauthorised activities immediately, the report said.
The enforcement action requires the venue to stop unapproved activities and pay about €5,000 in penalties.
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A court has annulled a €24,000 fine that ADM issued against a company managing eight AWP gaming machines in a licensed venue. The court found the company was not automatically liable for unauthorised online betting activity started later by the venue operator using nine computers supplied by a third party. The ruling also addressed the effects of Constitutional Court judgment 104/2025 on the online gambling provision cited in the case.
A court has annulled a €24,000 fine that the Amministrazione delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) issued against a company managing eight AWP gaming machines in a licensed venue. The court found that the company was not automatically liable for unauthorised online betting activity started later by the venue operator using nine computers supplied by a third party, according to the ruling.
Mira municipal police found slot machines operating outside permitted hours at three businesses during inspections in Mira, Italy, the report said. The breaches of regional rules resulted in total fines of €2,000.
Local police in Mira, in the province of Venice, reportedly carried out checks at three businesses in the town.
Italy’s State Police identified irregularities at a betting shop during checks in eastern Rome, according to a report. Police said the premises lacked a designated manager and employed an unauthorised worker; its licence holder was reported to authorities, and the shop received a €150 fine for operating gaming machines outside locally permitted hours.
State Police checks in eastern Rome ended with 10 arrests and three reports to the Prefecture for drug use, according to a report. The operation also resulted in several administrative penalties against local businesses.
Police and municipal officers in Siracusa fined three betting shops a total of €7,494 after inspections, reportedly. The breaches included operating without a betting licence, unauthorised food and drink service, advertising and management violations. Authorities said inspections would continue in the coming weeks.
Catania’s local police fined the owner of a betting shop for serving drinks in breach of rules requiring separation between beverage service and betting activities. Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency found no administrative irregularities during checks at four gaming venues, according to the report.