Gaming Archives | GamingTechLaw by Giulio Coraggio

BREAKING NEWS: New Italian online gaming licenses now available!

The tender for the award of new Italian online gaming licenses has now been launched, but operators have to hurry up!

Jan 2018

Horse betting boosted in Italy by new tax regime and liberalization?

Horse betting might see the end of its decline with a new tax regime and the liberalization of the offering of bets.

Gaming Internet liability

Jan 2018

New Italian tax permanent establishment – What changes for eCommerce and gaming sites?

A change in tax permanent establishment criteria provided by the Italian Budget Law might have a considerable impact on the eCommerce and gaming industries.

A new Italian gaming revolution after the approval of budget law!

A revolution for the horse betting sector and an extension of betting shop and bingo hall licenses among the gaming related changes provided by the Italian budget law.

Top 5 gaming predictions for 2018!

Gaming operators, suppliers and regulations have been rapidly changing in 2017, but what shall we expect for 2018 and how to get ready to it?

New Spanish online gaming licenses now available again!

Spanish online gaming licenses are now available again with the launch of the new tender that will be open for a full year.

New developments on Spanish gambling advertising

Spanish gambling advertising law might considerably change as a consequence of a law that is now subject to a public consultation process.

Italian gambling advertising rules will remain unchanged

No new Italian gambling advertising regulations are expected as current rules are enough strict according to the recent statement from the Ministry of Finance.

Nov 2017

New Italian rules on gaming halls and betting shops

How are the proposed rules on gaming halls and betting shops in Italy going to impact the market? Will we really achieve a higher level of clarity and consistency?

Nov 2017

Italian AML obligations for gaming operators left in a limbo?

New Italian AML obligations for gaming operators still need to be clarified, creating risks for operators that don't know what to do.