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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.

Nov 2015

Gaming

Ready for new Italian online gaming licenses?

The upcoming new Italian online gaming licenses created an uncertainty on what new entrants shall be doing now.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

Highest fine by Dutch gaming authority

The Dutch gaming authority imposed a total fine of almost EUR 500,000 on two operators for offering online gaming aimed at the Dutch public.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

€ 500m gaming tax unconstitutional?

The decision of the Italian Administrative Court to escalate to the Constitutional Court the decision on the € 500 million gaming contribution opens uncertain scenarios.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

€ 500 million gaming contribution remains unpaid

The deadline for the payment of the second installment of the € 500 million gaming contribution by VLT licensees/concessionaires expired, but only one third of the amount due was paid to AAMS.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

Lotto gaming tender gets the green light

The Italian lotto gaming tender finally got the approval from the Administrative Supreme Court and the process might be speeded up in the next months.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

eSports – The next big thing in the Italian gambling market?

eSports seem to be the new opportunity in the gambling sector and the Italian regulator already put in place the relevant regulations.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Nov 2015

Gaming

Stricter gaming advertising rules in place

Gaming advertising is now subject to more stringent rules as a consequence of the issue by the self regulatory advertising authority of new guidelines on gaming advertising.

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Nov 2015

Gaming

€ 500m gaming contribution to be removed?

The € 500 million gaming contribution might be waived following a warning sent to the Government by VLT concessionaires on the basis of the self-protection principle.

ByGiulio Coraggio 0Comments

Oct 2015

Gaming