The headline reports that ABRAJOGO’s president described the situation surrounding a provisional measure on Brazil’s betting industry as one of profound legal uncertainty. The page text was unavailable, so further details of the measure and the president’s comments are not reported here.
The reported uncertainty may affect betting companies’ assessment of Brazil’s regulated market.
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ABRAJOGO and CONAR signed an agreement on responsible advertising in Brazil's betting sector. The agreement formalises ABRAJOGO's participation in the country's advertising self-regulation system.
Conar and ABRAJOGO have signed an agreement on betting advertising oversight in Brazil. ABRAJOGO can appoint a representative and an alternate to Conar’s betting working group. The agreement includes educating members, agencies, affiliates and influencers about advertising rules, alongside possible monitoring initiatives.
Reportedly, ABRAJOGO criticised the absence of regulated betting market representatives from a Brazilian federal government meeting held on Tuesday. The association called for broader participation in the debate.
ABRAJOGO said it supports new federal rules for fixed-odds betting advertising announced on 10 July. From 17 July 2026, authorised operators must display Ministry of Finance warnings, including that betting can cause dependency. The association said some wording is overly negative and called for clearer criteria and stronger action against illegal platforms.
Macao authorities announced an expanded Community Rewards programme on 28 October, with the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau coordinating the participation of six gaming concessionaires. From 1 November to 31 December, eligible participants can receive electronic voucher packages worth 50, 100 or 150 Macao patacas, usable at more than one thousand participating businesses; each person can receive the benefit up to twice a week.
Macao's government announced an expanded Community Rewards programme on 28 October 2026, with the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) coordinating the participation of the six gaming concessionaires that operate the city's integrated gaming and entertainment complexes. The programme was announced by the Office for Economic and Technological Development, the DICJ, the Tourism Office, the Sports Office and the Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Centre.