Ana Gaming expects to grow by a further 20% through December 2025, prioritising recruitment and staff development, the company said. The group operates the 7K, Casino and Vera brands and has agreements with Brazilian sports teams; it also said 7K and Casino launched apps on Google Play.
The projection and app launches indicate Ana Gaming’s stated growth plans and activity in Brazil’s regulated market.
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Pay4Fun said transaction volumes on its platform rose by up to 55% in the hour before matches involving Flamengo, Corinthians, Palmeiras, Santos and São Paulo during Brasileirão rounds 17 and 18. The company said activity fell during matches and remained about 20% below pre-match peaks afterwards; its data could not link individual transactions to specific sporting events.
The São Paulo Football Federation has seven sponsors confirmed for the 2027 Paulistão, down from 19 commercial partners in 2026, while club participation payments for 2027 remain undecided. In 2026, Corinthians, Palmeiras, São Paulo and Santos each received R$ 34 million; Mirassol and Red Bull Bragantino received R$ 11 million each, and other clubs received R$ 8 million apiece. The federation said it expects to keep current payment levels.
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.
Reportedly, Brazil's secretary-general of the presidency, Guilherme Boulos, acknowledged that the suspension of fixed-odds betting sponsorships under Medida Provisoria nº 1.394/2026 affected club financing. The government plans a permanent working group with four ministries and organised fan groups; betting firms supplied about R$1.1bn (US$217m), 34% of the top 20 clubs' marketing revenue in 2025.
Brazil's secretary-general of the presidency, Guilherme Boulos, acknowledged at a meeting with representatives of 35 organised fan groups in São Paulo that the abrupt suspension of fixed-odds betting sponsorships under Medida Provisoria nº 1.394/2026 created a real problem for the financing of Brazilian clubs. The meeting lasted more than two hours. The government committed to creating a permanent working group in the coming weeks.
Brazilian football club Santos announced Agibank as its new main sponsor after suspending its contract with Novibet. The suspension followed an unspecified development.