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ItalyOnline gambling in Italy has been legal since 2007,and virutally all kinds of online gambling are legal, except for betting on blood sport. The Abruzzo decree of 2009 legalized online poker, sports betting and fixed odds games of chance, AKA casino games. The legislation also introduced regulation for virtual betting and video lottery terminals. In 2006, Italy introduced regulations for land-based and online gambling, allowing companies to operate sports betting at retail locations and over the internet as well as regulating remote and land-based casino gaming. As most of the European Union increased restrictions on online gambling, Italy liberalized its policies. In 2009, Italy implemented several regulations that reorganized the framework for online gaming and (for the first time) regulated the "live sport poker." In 2011, the process of acquiring remote gaming licenses and complying with them was updated. In addition, operators holding an Italian license were given the right to legally offer poker games and casino games, excluding slots, to their players. Italy added online slots to the mix in late 2012. To qualify for an Italian remote gaming license, operators must be licensed and established within a European Economic Area (EEA) state and have a permanent link-up with the Amministrazione Autonoma dei Monopoli di Stato (AAMS, the Italian licensing authority) centralized system for compliance, monitoring and tax purposes. Gambling companies incorporated in Italy are subject to Italy's 27.5% corporate income tax rate. Gambling companies must also pay a regional tax of between 2.98 and 4.82% based on the region in which they were established. Italian taxes on wagers range from 3% to 20%, depending on the type of wager. Exchange wagering, for example, carries a 20% tax on gross gaming revenue. Italy also employs a 3.5% turnover tax on sports betting. In February 2015, the Italian government began reviewing new regulations that would give licensed operators the ability to offer bets on a broader scope of events in order to compete with unlicensed operators. In 2016, a Stability Law was introduced that provided the award of 120 new online gaming and betting licenses, lasting until 31 December 2022. A tender for 50 new online gaming licenses were awarded at the end of 2024. These licenses are valid for nine years and cover all games not subject to exclusive licenses. There are 85 Italy sites. edit your preferences Italy
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Evoplay announces Italian expansion with PinterBet partnership
With over 90 games available, this latest agreement marks yet another foray into Italy for Evoplay, one of Europe’s most mature online markets, following recent deals with Tuko and BetFlag. Hacksaw Gaming and BetFlag salute new partnership in Italy With a set of previous Italy-based launches under its belt, Hacksaw Gaming has picked up the pace in the region once again with another fresh collaboration. Relax enhances Italian footprint following SKS365 partnership The partnership will see the Planetwin365 launch an array of titles from Relax’s online portfolio, including Book of Power, Shark Wash and 2023 smash hit, Money Train 4. Spinomenal agrees to content deal with Italy’s Cristaltec Among the games being made available are Book Of Demi Gods 2, Majestic Winter, Dark Wolf, Egyptian Rebirth 2 Poseidon's Rising, Book Of Rebirth, Aztec Spell and Queen Of Fire. Spinomenal enhances 888 collaboration with Italian expansion Players using 888 Italy will be able to enjoy a wide selection of games, including the popular Majestic King, Book of Demi Gods II, Egyptian Rebirth and many others. Hacksaw Gaming celebrates deal with Cristaltec in Italy Cristaltec has gone live on its Casino Mania online casino site with 38 Hacksaw Gaming classics including Wanted Dead or a Wild, R.I.P. City, Hand of Anubis and Joker Bombs. RubyPlay partners with Microgame for further expansion in Italian market The signing sees a selection of the provider’s titles become available for Microgame’s customers, including Immortal Ways Buffalo, one of its flagship slots that has garnered impressive performance. Meta fined $6.5 million for violation of Italy gambling ad ban On 20 December, the Authority for Communications Guarantees imposed a fine of €5.85 million on the company Meta Platforms Ireland for violating the prohibition of gambling advertising. EGBA expresses concern over new Italian decree Recent news reports suggest the decree will set an unprecedented €7 million license fee, far surpassing other EU Member States. RubyPlay enters Italian market with expanded PokerStars partnership The provider is set to create further bespoke titles for PokerStars in the near future, with Italian players now able to discover these alongside the rest of RubyPlay’s portfolio.
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