Gaming Archives | GamingTechLaw by Giulio Coraggio

What to expect from Polish gambling regulations?

The recent discussions on the future of Polish gambling regulations left a bit disoriented operators on what can be done and what is the current scenario.

Nov 2016

Superenalotto license tender and launch of receipt lottery

The tender for the award of the Superenalotto license and of the lottery on receipts are the measures on gaming in the Italian budget law.

Nov 2016

German unlimited sportsbetting licenses and casino licenses

The agreement on the removal of the limit to German sportsbetting licenses and the potential award of casino licenses might open new opportunities in the country.

Oct 2016

How sharing liquidity will change the gaming market

The debate on sharing liquidity in the online gaming market seems to finally move ahead, but what is the right approach?

Oct 2016

Good news for the gaming sector from the Italian budget law?

The end of the year has been a stressful period for the Italian gaming sector during the recent years, but this year seems a good one.

Oct 2016

Horse betting at a turning point in Italy?

The approval of a decree enabling the Government to introduce more attractive horse betting regulations might overturn the current decline of this type of game.

The € 500m gaming contribution saga continues

The never ending story around the € 500 million contribution paid by Italian AWP and VLT licensees in 2015 has not reached an end yet.

Online gaming operators investigated by Italian privacy authority

The Italian privacy authority is launching an investigation on the compliance of online gaming operators with data protection laws that shall immediately get ready.

eSports: between gambling, promotions and social gaming

eSports are facing considerable growth, but its qualification as gambling, social gaming or prize promotion is based on a detailed review of the features of the game.

New VLT certification opens to new suppliers in the market

The possibility for video lottery (VLT) certifications to be run by private companies will make easier the entrance in the Italian market for new suppliers.