Italy has officially confirmed that 46 operators have submitted applications for its revamped online gambling licences, which now come with a price tag of €7 million each. This marks a significant turning point in the country’s efforts to modernise and regulate its online gaming sector. The application window closed on July 1, with all bids successfully passing the initial compliance screening by Italy's gambling regulator, the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM)....
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