Italian lawmakers propose measures for public gambling reform
Three motions concerning Italy’s public gambling sector returned to the Chamber of Deputies’ agenda, according to the report. The proposals call for changes including a physical gambling network reform, stronger player protections and measures against criminal activity; the Giachetti motion asks the government to complete reform by August 2026. The motions also address gambling-related harm, loot boxes and operator training.
The proposals could affect Italy’s gambling rules, including venue operations, player protections and the regulation of loot boxes.