Italy has decided to delay its sweeping overhaul of land-based gambling regulations. Originally set to take effect by December 2025, the reform package now has a new deadline: August 2026. This change follows pressure from regional authorities, as well as a formal appeal led by MP Mariangela Matera of the Fratelli d’Italia party, who argued that rushing the implementation could be counterproductive. The decision was ultimately supported by Italy’s Conferenza Unificata, a body representing all 20 regional governments and hundreds of municipalities. The reform, known as the Reorganisation Decree, is intended to streamline Italy’s gambling laws by introducing a national licensing system for physical gambling venues. It also aims to introduce stricter location requirements, such as ensuring gambling venues are located at least a certain distance away from sensitive areas like schools and churches. Additionally, the reforms include mandatory player ID checks and the establishment of national exclusion systems to… Read More

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