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Italy issues responsible-gambling communication guidance on vulnerable audiences

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Italy has published general guidance for responsible-gambling communications, according to the report. It says messages should not target vulnerable groups, including minors and older people, or use signs and figures that could attract them. The guidance’s implications for recognisable endorsers are presented as uncertain; a Polish scratchcard called Wygrywamy! features Robert Lewandowski and costs 10 zloty.

The guidance may affect how gambling operators use recognisable figures in responsible-gambling communications in Italy.

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Malagola urges further action on responsible gambling communication in Italy

Reportedly, Fratelli d’Italia MP Lorenzo Malagola called for further work on responsible gambling communication, particularly concerning young people. Speaking at Fondazione Fair’s research presentation in Rome, he urged industry and institutions to share responsibility and contribute ideas, regulation and investment.

Lorenzo Malagola, a member of parliament for Fratelli d'Italia, said more work is needed on responsible gambling communication, particularly where young people are concerned. He was speaking in Rome at the presentation of the results of Fondazione Fair's Observatory on Responsible Gambling Communication, according to a report of the event.

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