Como police fined gaming-hall operators in Domaso, Appiano Gentile and Vertemate con Minoprio for non-compliant smoking areas during summer inspections in the province of Como, according to a media report. Each administrative violation resulted in a €2,200 fine.
Gaming-hall operators in the province face enforcement over smoking-area compliance.
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Police in Bergamo reported administrative violations at three public venues during checks of gaming and betting premises, according to the report. Two venues allegedly kept video lottery terminals operating during a locally restricted 19:00–21:00 period; a third had surveillance cameras directed at workstations. The competent police division will determine the total sanctions, which may include suspension of up to three months for the operating-hours violations.
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.
Italy’s Guardia di Finanza provincial command in Rome reported 87 violations in gambling-sector checks during 2025 and the first five months of 2026. It said the inspections resulted in sanctions of about €300,000, while approximately €23m in taxes due to ADM was identified as unpaid; two illegal websites were also blocked.
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.