By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Agimeg reported that finance minister Giancarlo Giorgetti asked Guardia di Finanza and Agcom to examine implementation of Italy’s betting advertising prohibition. The request concerns full application of the Dignity Decree restrictions.
The review seeks stronger application of existing betting advertising limits.
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The request seeks closer scrutiny of compliance with betting advertising restrictions.
Operators can provide feedback as AGCOM prepares stricter rules amid concerns about promotional activity on operator-linked information sites.
The proposed guidance and consultation could affect how operators communicate about gambling and how platforms identify illegal promotion.
The plan signals a multi-year revenue contribution from gaming, while leaving operators without detail on which taxes or market segments may be affected.
The measures under review could change gaming operators’ tax costs or concession terms in Italy.
The reported request points towards closer scrutiny of how betting-advertising restrictions are applied.