NOVOMATIC Italia presented its “Usa la Testa” mobile app at an ENADA Primavera event in Italy on 18 March, the company said. Developed by ADMIRAL Gaming Network and HBG Online Gaming, the app is intended to help players assess their gaming habits and access information.
The app adds a player self-awareness tool developed by two named gaming operators.
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Reportedly, NOVOMATIC Italia will present its NOVOLAND concept at SiGMA World 2026 in Rome from 2 to 5 November. The space will bring together land-based and online gaming, AWP and VLT products, cashless services, payments and operator platforms. The company will also introduce its NovoShop B2B e-commerce platform at the event.
Reportedly, Quigioco.it, HBG Online Gaming’s platform, has integrated games from Red Rake Gaming. The agreement adds slot titles with varied themes, reel configurations and in-game mini-games to the catalogue.
Quigioco.it, the platform operated by HBG Online Gaming, has added games developed by Red Rake Gaming to its online casino catalogue, according to a report dated 13 October 2026. The agreement covers new slot titles for the platform.
HBG Online Gaming integrated gaming provider The Ear into its Quigioco.it platform in Italy, the company said. The report names Egyptian Book, Vampire Castle and Zeus’ Wrath among the titles available.
HBG Online Gaming agreed to add Playnetic games to its Quigioco.it online casino platform, according to the company announcement. The integration expands the games catalogue available on the platform.
ADMIRAL Gaming Network said proposed measures in Italy’s 2027 budget would reduce AWP revenue by 10% and VLT revenue by 15% from 1 January 2027, with VLT concession charges rising 25%. The company warned that the changes could weaken the legal gaming network and called for talks with the government; the measures remain proposed.
ADMIRAL Gaming Network voiced strong concern over measures that the Italian government has provided for in its forthcoming budget law and that hit the amusement machine segment directly. Under the planned tax increase, turnover would drop by 10% for AWPs and by 15% for VLTs throughout the land-based public gaming chain, starting 1.1.2027. Concession charges would also be significantly higher, with a 25% rise for VLTs.