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Developments drawing more activity than usual across gambling regulation, licensing and deals.

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New activity well above what this topic normally sees.

  1. ADMRecent development: Italian authorities pursue 15 suspects over alleged rigging of 145 slot machinesTrending since 20 Oct · View developmentsActivity index67
  2. Sports betting in FinlandRecent development: ComeOn and SuomiVeto confirm Finnish gambling licences ahead of 2027 openingTrending since 20 Oct · View developmentsActivity index59
  3. Responsible gambling in DenmarkRecent development: Spillemyndigheden launches campaign on gambling elements in children’s gamesTrending since 26 Oct · View developmentsActivity index55
  4. ItalyRecent development: Italian government takes 2027 budget bill to cabinet with €718m gaming estimateTrending since 26 Oct · View developmentsActivity index55
  5. Lottery in ItalyRecent development: DC Lottery director joins NASPL executive committee as Region II vice-presidentTrending since 20 Oct · View developmentsActivity index45
  6. IAGRRecent development: IAGR schedules first illegal gambling awareness week for 9–13 NovemberTrending since 26 Oct · View developmentsActivity index44

Rising

Clearly more active than usual.

  1. EvolutionRecent development: Evolution reports Q3 revenue of €526.1m as Brazil studio remains closedTrending since 21 Oct · View developmentsActivity index36
  2. Sports betting in ItalyRecent development: Campania court upholds refusal of betting shop licence near Naples churchTrending since 20 Oct · View developmentsActivity index34
  3. Sports betting in UKRecent development: APPG reportedly backs petition to end gambling ads in footballTrending since 21 Oct · View developmentsActivity index34

How the index works

The activity index runs from 0 to 100. It is built from distinct events (one per real-world event, however many outlets ran it), regulator actions, regulatory dates still ahead, new deals and relationships, and notable share-price moves, compared with each topic’s own baseline and spread across markets and desks. It is a relative signal, not a count. Cooling off marks topics that trended in the previous window.