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ITALIAN POKER NETWORKS
Submitted by Erik Smith on Sunday, July 1, 2012 - 18:10
The gambling market in Italy was liberalized in 2008 enabling foreign companies to apply for a gambling license. The Italian market is ring fenced by the Italian government. AAMS (Amministrazione Autonoma dei Monopoli di Stado – Autonomous Administration of the State Monopolies) is granted the power to issue licenses and regulate other gambling matters.
You can read more about the development in Italy in our article about The Italian Ring Fence.
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PokerStars.it | PokerStars | ||
PeoplesPoker.it | Microgame.it | ||
iPoker.it | Playtech | ||
IPN Italy | GTECH G2 | ||
Ongame.it | Ongame | ||
PartyPoker.it | PartyPoker |