Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance reported €5.462bn in revenue from lotteries and other gaming activities in the first ten months of 2025. The amount was €143m, or 2.6%, lower than in the same period of the previous year.
The figures show the direction and scale of government receipts from lotteries and other gaming activities in Italy.
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Haiti has established the Autorité Nationale des Jeux de Hasard et d’Argent (ANJHA) to oversee gambling across the country. The Ministry of Economy and Finance confirmed on 5 November that the authority had taken responsibility for regulation and supervision of the sector. Its remit covers casinos, betting, Haiti’s traditional lottery and other forms of gambling.
Italy's State General Accounting Office set 2027 budget provisions of €21.329bn for gaming prizes, concessionaire commissions, litigation and guarantee returns, according to the Finance Ministry's budget documents. The total is projected to rise to €21.626bn in 2028 and €21.590bn in 2029; a separate target calls for checks at 23.5% of betting outlets and venues with gaming machines in 2027, rising to 24% in 2028.
Italy's State General Accounting Office has published budget documents providing €21.329bn for public gaming obligations in 2027. The total is €21.626bn for 2028 and €21.590bn for 2029.