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Here are some interesting articles on Italian and international gaming law related issues, including eSports, from either Giulio Coraggio or the other authors of GamingTechLaw.

Jul 2018

Gaming

Italian gambling advertising ban confirmed, shall the battle start?

The gambling advertising ban has been confirmed in Italy. What's going to happen now?

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Jun 2018

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Italian gambling advertising ban would be illegal?

The potential Italian gambling advertising ban raises considerable concerns as to its compliance with the Italian constitution which hopefully will help to avoid this risk.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Jun 2018

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New (draft) Italian AML obligations for gaming operators

New Italian AML obligations arise for Italian gaming operators from the draft guidelines issued by the Italian gambling authority.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

May 2018

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Do’s and don’ts for new Italian online gaming operators

Are 79 new Italian online gaming licenses going to shake up the market? But shall they do and avoid in order to succeed?

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Apr 2018

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The Italian online gaming market reaches € 1.38 bn GGR

The Italian online gaming market achieved € 1.38 bn GGR in 2017 with a growth of 34%, if compared to 2016 data according to the data of the University of Milan.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Apr 2018

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Gaming regulations ready for digital revolution?

Gaming regulations can cope with the time of innovation requested by digitalization or might hinder the growth of the market? What shall change?

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Mar 2018

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Prize promotions get more freedom in Italy with new exemptions

Italian regulations on prize promotions can now rely on a broader exemption for light value campaigns that shall be definitely exploited.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Mar 2018

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Top 5 privacy issues for gambling operators under the GDPR

Privacy compliance needs to be a priority for gambling operators whose business is extensively relying on data and the GDPR poses relevant obligations on them.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Feb 2018

Gaming