Italian online casino and sports betting operator NetWin.it selected Fast Track to implement its CRM, Rewards and Greco solutions in Italy, the companies said. The agreement combines the three products in one implementation for player-management activity in the Italian market.
The agreement brings Fast Track’s integrated player-management products to an Italian licensed operator.
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Reportedly, Exalogic expanded its collaboration with Fast Track on 18 August to introduce agentic CRM workflows in Italy. The collaboration covers Exalogic’s network of licensed brands.
Fast Track has agreed to provide player engagement solutions for bet-at-home’s sportsbook and casino, the companies said. The platform includes a shared real-time customer model and tools for engagement, gamification, loyalty and CRM workflows.
bet-at-home has integrated Fast Track's platform to handle player engagement across its sportsbook and casino. The company said the technology is intended to support management and expansion of engagement in regulated European markets.
The TAR Emilia-Romagna, Parma section, rejected an appeal by a bar in Reggio Emilia and upheld penalties of €9,000 for each of five AWP machines, €45,000 in total, plus seals on the devices. The court ruled in judgment 479 published on 20 October 2026 that replacing the machines with new ones at a venue within 500 metres of sensitive locations amounted to a prohibited new installation.
The TAR Emilia-Romagna, Parma section, rejected an appeal by a bar in Reggio Emilia and upheld penalties of €9,000 for each of five AWP machines, €45,000 in total, together with seals placed on the devices to stop game collection. The court ruled in judgment 479, published on 20 October 2026, that replacing the machines with new ones at a venue within 500 metres of sensitive locations amounted to a prohibited new installation.
Police in Vietnam’s Hung Yen province are investigating an online gambling network linked to Net.win, reportedly after tracing more than VND1 trillion in transactions through 13 bank accounts. Police said they had identified 16 people allegedly involved and are working to establish who managed the system and how funds moved.