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Data Room Nexus examines illegal operators’ user-acquisition strategies in Italy

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Data Room Nexus presented early findings from the Nexus Observatory’s third quarterly report on illegal online gambling in Italy on 13 November. The observatory said it would expand its monitoring work through university involvement, an interdisciplinary committee and closer dialogue with institutions and authorised operators.

As.Tro-Confindustria Sit organised a Rome event with Cgia Mestre where early findings from the Nexus Observatory’s third quarterly report on illegal online gambling were presented. The report aims to examine changes in illegal gambling and how unauthorised operators reach Italian users.

The observatory is nearing the end of its first year and has developed a system for continuous monitoring of the illegal online gambling market.

The observatory plans to involve public universities, establish an interdisciplinary technical and scientific committee and increase dialogue with the relevant institutions. Lawyers Chiara Sambaldi and Andrea Strata will be responsible for its scientific direction and coordination. Authorised operators will participate as external interlocutors to help identify emerging forms of illegal activity and related issues.

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