The future decrees and


Communication remains a key element to warn and inform our customers about the risks of playing on unauthorised sites. Te limits imposed by the ban make it more difficult to recognise and distinguish legal from illegal brands.


Te key objective of the regulators and the operators is to channel gambling to licensed operators. For Italians it is not that easily transparent which operators are licensed and which not. Especially on the Internet, unlicensed operators are promoting their products in ways regulated operators are not permitted to.


The Ministry has said it could implement a reform framework within a 12-to-18-month period, with legislation introduced by Italy’s Parliament through the approval of one or two


legislative decrees. Is this realistic? In terms of timescale, how do you see events unfolding?


We would say it is less a matter of time and more about quality. Te future decrees and regulations shall be very sustainable, address needs and benefit all parties. Terefore, a political dialogue with operators and industry associations is necessary. Te reform will be the starting point for all the sector pending issues, from tenders to the possibility for gaming companies to develop long-term business plans.


Te draft of the reorganisation law has recently received the green light from the State Accounting Department and is expected to reach the Council of Ministers within a few weeks. We are therefore confident in a path that will lead to the approval of reforms that needs to be seen from the perspective of the consumers.


regulations shall be very sustainable, address needs and benefit all parties.


Therefore, a political dialogue with operators and industry


associations is necessary. The reform will be the starting


point for all the sector pending issues, from tenders to the possibility for gaming


companies to develop long- term business plans.


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