By The Weekly Edge desk ·
SAPAR warned that proposed Italian land-based gambling reforms could eliminate about 2,400 operating businesses, Agimeg reported. Its board met in Rome to discuss reform and industry concerns, including possible concentration among larger operators.
SAPAR’s warning raises potential business closures and market concentration as consequences of the proposed reforms.
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