Loteries de Catalunya presented its responsible-gambling programme at the 17th ACENCAS congress, according to the report. The programme includes ongoing training, safer product design, limits on the amounts people can wager and tools for control and prevention.
The measures could affect how Loteries de Catalunya designs products and sets wagering limits.
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Corrientes’ Senate and the provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos signed a two-year cooperation agreement to prevent problem gambling among children and young people. The Senate will coordinate access to schools, sports clubs and community groups, while the lottery’s responsible-gambling department will provide workshops and referrals to specialists.
At the Forum FAIR 2026 in Rome on 14 October, ADM Games Director Mario Lollobrigida said a government commission had completed work on communication directions for 2026, and that its document had been sent to all concessionaires. ADM offices have drafted online-gambling guidance covering spending controls and user-protection tools; the agency plans to discuss and refine it with concessionaires before adoption.
Italy's ADM has drafted guidance for online gambling concessionaires covering spending controls and user-protection tools, Mario Lollobrigida, the agency's director of games, said at the second Forum 2026 of the Fondazione FAIR in Rome on 14 October. The agency's offices responsible for remote gambling have prepared the draft, and ADM plans to convene a technical meeting with concessionaires to review, examine in depth and improve the indications before they are adopted by all concessionaires, Lollobrigida said.
At the second edition of Fondazione FAIR’s Forum 2026 in Rome on 14 October, AGCOM representative Davide Gallino discussed responsible gambling communications. He said messages should address measurable player behaviour and outlined a proposed digital system to identify content from authorised operators. AGCOM’s proposed changes to its 2019 infotainment guidelines are due to a 30-day public consultation after formal approval.
AGCOM is preparing changes to its 2019 infotainment guidelines, with the regulator's council adopting proposals drawn up by its offices at a sitting on 7 October, according to Davide Gallino, a representative of the Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni. Speaking in Rome on 14 October at the second edition of the Fondazione FAIR Forum 2026, Gallino said the measure is awaiting completion of the formal procedure and will then be put to a 30-day public consultation, shorter than the one held for the responsible gambling guidelines. He said he had hoped to bring a ready resolution to the forum but that the signature process was still under way, and that publication of the text was expected in the coming days.
Reportedly, Stefano De Vita, director-general of Fondazione FAIR, outlined responsible gambling priorities in closing remarks at the foundation's 2026 forum. He identified research, public-interest communication, consistency in gambling provision and player protection as priorities.
Stefano De Vita, director-general of Fondazione FAIR, set out four priorities for responsible gambling in closing remarks at the foundation's Forum 2026: research, public-interest communication, consistency in the gambling offer and player protection. He said responsible gambling cannot remain a statement of intent but must translate into verifiable behaviour, effective tools and communication that also reaches those who view the sector with distrust.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) says its communications plan will prioritise accessible, multi-channel information for stakeholders. Initiatives include campaigns promoting responsible gambling, action against illegal markets and improvements to digital services for licence holders; the supplied text ends during its discussion of further website changes.