On March 18, within the framework of ENADA Primavera in Rimini, the conference titled 'Responsible Gaming as a Strategic Prevention Tool for Consumer Protection' was organized by NOVOMATIC Italia. Moderated by journalist Daniel Della Seta, the event served as a significant platform for dialogue among institutions, industry experts, and health professionals, centering on legality and the prevention of Gambling Disorder (GD). The discussions emphasized the importance of regulated gaming versus illegal practices, shedding light on the risks and implications of gambling addiction.

During the event, psychiatrist Gianluca Bruti presented insights into the neurobiology of addiction, helping to clarify the complexities of Gambling Disorder. The conference highlighted effective tools for an evolved approach to Responsible Gaming, discussing critical topics such as the role of information and prevention in combating gambling disorders. This dialogue is particularly relevant in Italy's context, where gambling has become more accessible yet controlled due to regulation.

The outcomes of the conference could have far-reaching implications for how gambling is perceived and regulated in Italy, with the intention to promote awareness and create safer gambling environments for consumers. Initiatives like these can potentially influence policymaking and public health strategies, aiming to minimize the risks associated with gambling and to establish a stronger legal framework surrounding it.