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Salzburg submits gaming machine law to EU notification system

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Salzburg submitted a proposed law on gaming machines in venues to the TRIS system, according to the report. The proposal would cap concessions at three and machines at 472 across the region, set licensing and player-protection requirements, and is expected to be assessed by the European Commission before planned entry into force in 2026.

Operators seeking Salzburg concessions would face proposed limits on licences and machines, alongside new compliance requirements.

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Malta’s opinion delays Austria’s proposed online gambling reform

Malta submitted a detailed opinion on Austria’s proposed online gambling law, delaying its approval process, according to the report. Austria must demonstrate the draft’s compliance with EU treaties by 7 December 2026; the proposal includes multiple concessions, website blocking and payment blocking against unlicensed operators.

Malta's government has decided to submit a detailed opinion on Austria's draft online gambling law, which slows the bill's approval process. Austria must now demonstrate by 7 December 2026 that the draft complies with EU treaties.

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