Gaming Archives | GamingTechLaw by Giulio Coraggio

Illegal Italian Football Players’ Betting Scandal: What Legal Issues?

The scandal of illegal betting by some Italian football players raises a number of legal issues for analysis.

Oct 2023

The Future of Remote Gambling in Italy: Opportunities or Threats for Operators?

The remote gambling market in Italy is undergoing significant changes that could reshape its landscape, potentially transforming it into exclusive opportunities for a few operators, with daunting barriers to entry and unprecedented tax hikes.

Sep 2023

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Google Wins on the Italian Gambling Advertising Ban

The victory of Google in major case on the Italian gambling advertising ban might become a major milestone within the industry.

Sep 2023

Italy Approves its Largest Gambling Law Reform

The Italian Parliament has adopted a delegation law providing the largest reform of the gambling sector occurred in Italy during the last thirty years.

Jul 2023

DLA Piper’s Global Guide on Laws Applicable to Loot Boxes in Video Gaming

Introducing DLA Piper's comprehensive global guide to loot boxes laws, addressing the complexities of loot boxes regulations worldwide in video gaming.

Jun 2023

ByVincenzo Giuffré 0Comments

The usage of artificial intelligence in gambling and its legal challenges

The dynamics of the gambling and betting sector can easily exploit the potential of artificial intelligence but hides considerable legal challenges.

Is the extension of Italian sports betting licenses unlawful?

A recent decision of the European Court of Justice gave room to potential challenges to the extension of Italian sports betting licenses that might be deemed unlawful, and the same reasoning might also apply to other recently extended licenses.

Upcoming groundbreaking reform of Italian gambling sector?

The Italian Parliament is poised to approve a groundbreaking reform introducing significant regulatory changes to the Italian gambling sector.

Austrian court qualifies loot boxes as gambling leading to a potential Far West

A recent decision of an Austrian court on the qualification of loot boxes as gambling might lead to dangerous consequences for the videogaming sector.

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Foreign operators cannot be discriminated in the applicability of the gambling advertising ban

The CJEU issued a decision against the legislation of an EU Member State providing different regimes on the gambling advertising ban between gaming halls established in the country and those of foreign operators located abroad.