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Lawyer has nightmares about “dangerous” Italian gambling advertising ban

The policy, brought in by Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, has outlawed all forms of gambling advertising and sponsorship. However, Quirino Mancini, partner at Tonucci & Partners, believes the “stupid” policy sets a “dangerous precedent” for other European governments. Mancini says the Dignity Decree was brought in to tackle problem gambling within the

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NHL annual revenue could increase by $200m+ from sports betting

A Nielsen Sports study has analysed the revenue streams legal sports betting could generate for the NHL; $151m of which would come from increased consumption of the league’s products. This would include media rights, sponsorships, merchandise and ticket sales. An additional $65m would be generated from spending by betting operators and data providers, spread between

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GVC CEO urges gambling companies to collaborate in advertising cutback

GVC owns UK operator Ladbrokes Coral after its successful takeover in March and Alexander believes “most people” within the industry think there are “far too many” adverts. The CEO has urged collaborative action before operators get to a level where regulators will be forced to intervene. The Italian government recently imposed a blanket advertising and

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Nevada posts highest sports betting revenue for six years

Nevada’s previous record was set in September 2012, when it generated $53m in sports wagering revenue. The latest tally will encourage Las Vegas-based operators and other gambling companies within the Silver State that new competition will not deter seasoned Nevada customers. Since the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act was repealed in May, sports betting

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Miami Dolphins urge fans to vote against gaming legislation amendment

The NFL team tweeted its fans and 983,000 followers, reminding them to “protect their rights” and “vote no on Amendment 3.” A total of 60% of votes are needed for it to take effect. The Amendment in question does not directly deal with sports betting but, if passed, would force any future gaming expansion through

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New York Red Bulls could sell stadium naming rights to betting company

Any agreement could involve selling the team’s stadium naming rights. The New York Business Journal reports that, while MLS currently prohibits sports betting sponsorships, the league is reviewing its policies ahead of the 2019 season. Marc de Grandpre, New York Red Bulls General Manager, is quoted as saying: “If we can find a partner or

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Eight more states could legalise sports betting before next NFL season

Since the repeal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act in May, New Jersey, West Virginia, Mississippi and Delaware have all legalised regulated sports wagering, while Nevada was the only state which previously allowed it. But Sportradar’s Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs, Jake Williams, told Reuters at the conference four to eight

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