Ana Gaming announced Thalitta Corona’s appointment as product manager. The company operates the 7K, Vera and Cassino brands; it also projected a 20% increase in its workforce by December.
The appointment adds a named product-management executive to a Brazilian gambling group that says it is expanding its workforce.
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Ana Gaming has appointed Douglas Rocha Ferreira as its director of security, the company said. He will lead the company’s security architecture and has experience in cybersecurity, risk management and incident response.
Ana Gaming Holding appointed Antonio Guerardi as chief marketing officer, the company said. Guerardi joins from Unidas, where he held marketing and customer-service roles, and has more than 18 years of experience in B2B and B2C businesses, digital transformation and customer experience.
The Santa Catarina Court of Justice suspended a precautionary freeze on Ana Gaming Brasil S.A.'s bank accounts, according to a report on the decision. The appellate ruling said the provisional measure did not by itself justify asset seizure and found no demonstrated concrete risk of concealed or diverted assets. The appeal's merits remain pending before the court's Fourth Civil Chamber.
The Fourth Civil Law Chamber of the Santa Catarina Court of Justice (TJSC) has suspended a precautionary freeze on funds in the bank accounts of Ana Gaming Brasil S.A., which operates the 7K, Vera.bet and Cassino.bet platforms. Judge Leandro Passig Mendes issued the decision in appeal 5103470-11.2026.8.24.0000, according to the decision. The merits of the appeal remain pending before the chamber.
It was reported that cases involving betting at Rio de Janeiro’s TJRJ rose from 58 in 2024 to more than 689 between January and September this year. It says the Comsefaz estimate that households lost R$ 62.5bn in 2025 relies on Pix flows, while legal operators’ revenue was R$ 36.9bn, according to figures cited in the study.
It was reported that the number of betting-related cases at the Rio de Janeiro state court, the TJRJ, rose from 58 in 2024 to more than 689 between January and September this year. The cases concern unpaid winning bets, changes to odds, blocked accounts and withdrawals, and clauses considered abusive, according to the report.
Brazil's ban on online betting led to more than 3,500 layoffs within 14 days, ANJL recorded, equivalent to 23% of an estimated 15,000-strong workforce. A further 4,167 workers are on collective leave, and the association projects 5,600 job losses within 90 days.