Naples provincial command inspected three betting shops in the city and imposed sanctions totalling €44,000. Officers found an undeclared worker and missing required information signs; they requested that ADM suspend all three businesses.
The requested suspensions could affect the operation of three betting shops in Naples.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kogem | Not stated | ADM annuls PVR sanctions after reassessing legal basis | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | ADM cancels sanctions order against Italian gaming venue | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 6,666 | ADM fines Sant’Agnello betting shop €6,666 and closes it for 10 days | Not stated | |
| Stake | Not stated | ADM blocks 172 online gambling sites and restores access to Stake.com | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 20,000 | Italy’s Court of Cassation annuls €20,000 betting-agency penalty | Not stated |
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State Police reported a 49-year-old business associate in Fuorigrotta, Naples, over alleged gaming-related offences after a joint inspection with the Customs and Monopolies Agency. Officers seized six unauthorised machines that were not connected to the agency’s network; the man was also fined €66,000.
Naples municipal police seized a bar’s unauthorised gaming room and 11 machines during an inspection, reportedly conducted in the days before 16 March 2026. Officers said nine machines were operating without a connection to the Customs and Monopolies Agency’s control network; the owner was reported to judicial authorities and fined.
Carabinieri and ADM officials reported two people in Naples over alleged betting collection through clandestine web circuits and unauthorised gambling sites. Authorities seized betting receipts; the allegations concern a betting-shop employee and its legal representative, who remain presumed innocent unless convicted.
The Campania Regional Administrative Court annulled the Naples police authority’s revocation of a betting collection licence for a venue in the city. The court found that the grounds cited were known, or could have been known, when the licence was granted in April 2025, and the authority had not identified new public-interest reasons for revoking it.