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Home History Games News Dictionary		The online bingo community – at least in Italy – can breathe a little easier this week as a detrimental ruling by a regional court was overturned, placing all back in its rightful and legal place for the continuing growth of the internet gambling industry in the newly liberalized market. Considering the quick growth of the internet gambling industry as a whole, last month’s decision against the legality of bingo in Italy came as a worrisome blow in the progressive movement, a concern that now seems to have been corrected by the Appellate Court. Last month’s blow may have been slightly thrown out of proportion by a number of pessimistic online gambling industry analysts, who saw the decision as the start of reversal. A regional court out of Lazio had determined that in the case of online bingo, the newly introduced legalization regime in Italy simply didn’t apply, therefore rendering (once again) internet bingo back to the land of “illegal.” What’s the point of liberalizing the whole of the Italian online gambling market if a court case can effectively ban specific games one by one? The technicalities of last month decision related to the supposition that those laws in place regulating online bingo didn’t comply with Italian law on the whole, an opinion that the Administrative Court of Appeals vehemently disagreed with this week. While the Lazio ruling made the regulation of online bingo illegal, the successful appeal has reversed the decision, making the game once again safe to play. Italy is one of the growing markets in European online gambling. The French liberalization is following a similar format, as politicians become convinced that the prohibition of the industry does no good, and serves only drive the revenue generated by online casinos to offshore companies, and out of the governments’ pockets. Research shows that the Italian market in particular has a lot of potential.

03/20/2010

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Online Bingo Safe, for now

The online bingo community – at least in Italy – can breathe a little easier this week as a detrimental ruling by a regional court was overturned, placing all back in its rightful and legal place for the continuing growth of the internet gambling industry in the newly liberalized market. Considering the quick growth of the internet gambling industry as a whole, last month’s decision against the legality of bingo in Italy came as a worrisome blow in the progressive movement, a concern that now seems to have been corrected by the Appellate Court.

Last month’s blow may have been slightly thrown out of proportion by a number of pessimistic online gambling industry analysts, who saw the decision as the start of reversal. A regional court out of Lazio had determined that in the case of online bingo, the newly introduced legalization regime in Italy simply didn’t apply, therefore rendering (once again) internet bingo back to the land of “illegal.” What’s the point of liberalizing the whole of the Italian online gambling market if a court case can effectively ban specific games one by one?

The technicalities of last month decision related to the supposition that those laws in place regulating online bingo didn’t comply with Italian law on the whole, an opinion that the Administrative Court of Appeals vehemently disagreed with this week. While the Lazio ruling made the regulation of online bingo illegal, the successful appeal has reversed the decision, making the game once again safe to play.

Italy is one of the growing markets in European online gambling. The French liberalization is following a similar format, as politicians become convinced that the prohibition of the industry does no good, and serves only drive the revenue generated by online casinos to offshore companies, and out of the governments’ pockets. Research shows that the Italian market in particular has a lot of potential.