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Messina court rejects preventive supervision proposal in gaming-related case

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The Tribunal of Messina rejected a proposal for special public-security supervision of a person involved in a case concerning alleged betting collection and online gaming activity. The court found no current social danger, noting that the latest alleged conduct dated to 2022 and that no later contacts were recorded.

The ruling shows that preventive measures in gaming-related cases require an individual assessment of current risk.

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Rimini court acquits four over Greek Serie B betting fraud case

Reportedly, the Tribunal of Rimini acquitted four defendants with the full formula "the fact does not exist" in a case arising from anomalous betting on a Greek Serie B football match, ordering the release of €313,000 in seized winnings. The match between Apollon Larissa and Aiginiakos on 17 February 2019 ended 3-2 at odds of 27 to 1, prompting four betting shops to block payouts and alert authorities.

The Tribunal of Rimini has acquitted four defendants in a case arising from anomalous betting on a Greek Serie B football match. The court ruled that "il fatto non sussiste" and ordered the return of €313,000 in seized winnings.

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