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20 years ago Italy deregulated gambling, but low rates of taxation on revenue have impacted the benefits.

Gambling company claims a there was a glitch in its software which caused the gambler to keep winning.

According to H2 Capital, Italy's online poker sector surpassed that of all other EU countries for the first time in 2010.

Italian authorities notify a Ministerial Decree to the European Commission that will regulate betting exchanges in Italy.

Stops in Madrid, Berlin and Campione in Italy have been added to the European Poker Tour's Season 8 calendar.

Spiral Solutions Ltd has partnered with Nexigames to launch Gioca Casino, an online casino in the regulated Italian market.

Bally Technologies will provide more than 5,000 gaming devices and systems to Italy's video lottery program.

Online gambling provider 888 will be able to offers its gaming products to customers and partners in the Italian market.

Two Italians face jail in England after admitting 19 charges of casino fraud.

Snai, Italy's largest chain of betting shops, receives takeover offer from rival.

Leisure & Gaming shares suspended.

International news brief: Wagers in Italy rose 9.5 percent in the first five months of the year to 22 billion euros.

397 poker players competed for more than $2 million in prize money at the first-ever World Poker Tour tournament in Italy

International news brief: Gambling wagers in Italy rose 10 percent in the first four months of the year.

International news brief: Italy's main consumer rights organisation has launched a legal battle to have the prize money in the country's national lottery seized.

International News Brief: Recent figures show Italy's gambling sector continues to grow.

International News Brief: Italy was wrong to renew 329 horse race betting licences without a public tender, the European Union's top court ruled on Thursday.

International News Brief: The European Commission will censure France, Greece and Sweden this week for restrictions they have put on sports gambling, sources close to the matter said Monday.

The European Court of Justice ruled today that Italy could not bar gambling companies from other European Union nations from doing business with Italian citizens.