The Questore of Rome suspended a betting shop’s licence for five days after police found two minors inside the Tivoli premises, reportedly. Authorities also brought an administrative charge against the owner under Article 9 of the TULPS.
Betting operators in the area face enforcement over minors’ access to gambling premises.
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Savona’s police chief suspended a bar’s licence for seven days following repeated disorder. Police also found slots operating during prohibited municipal hours and issued an administrative penalty. The action followed an April 2025 warning to the owner.
The Arezzo provincial police chief suspended a licensed betting and VLT hall’s public-security licence for 15 days from 6 October, according to press reports. Police checks found the venue was a meeting place for people considered dangerous or with criminal records, the report said.
Prato’s police chief suspended a betting and VLT venue’s licence for 15 days after officers found four minors inside in June, according to the police account. One of them had placed a bet on a football match. The owner was warned that further similar violations could result in licence revocation.
The Regional Administrative Court of Tuscany temporarily suspended the part of a Livorno police decree that halted a betting shop’s licence for 10 days. The order does not affect the requirement to remove 11 gaming machines, and the court will consider the case at a hearing on 3 September 2026.
Novara State Police suspended for five days the licence of a gaming hall in Cureggio, in the province of Novara. The measure followed findings that customers could obtain cash inside the venue, a practice authorities said breached banking law and circumvented Piedmont rules restricting gaming halls near cash machines.