The Italian Administrative Supreme Court, the Consiglio di Stato, has changed the regulatory framework for gambling top-up shops in Italy, known as Punti Vendita Ricariche or PVRs.
In a long-awaited ruling that could reshape how Italy regulates digital access to gambling, the Italian Constitutional Court has declared unconstitutional the national gambling device ban in shops and other public venues.
The Italian government has officially established a registry for Italian gambling voucher shops, known locally as Punti Vendita Ricarica (PVRs), ushering in significant changes for the country's online gambling industry with stringent restrictions on retail deposits and major opportunities.
The new Italian online gambling regime sets limitations to payments originating from retail shops, the so-called PVRs, that need specific arrangements to be solved.