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ANJL and IBJR publish Brazil betting-market regulation review

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The Brazilian Gaming and Lotteries Association and the Brazilian Institute for Responsible Gaming published a 14-page review of Brazil’s regulated betting and online gaming market, according to the report. The material says 79 companies are authorised to operate 184 betting brands, and forecasts R$9bn in federal taxes and R$2.5bn in licence fees for 2025.

The figures provide operators and regulators with a snapshot of the market’s reported authorisations and projected public payments.

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ANJL and IBJR oppose Brazil betting ban through football match messages

ANJL and IBJR-backed messages appeared at two Brazilian Serie A matches on 2 and 3 October, challenging the prohibition on regulated betting. The campaign followed Provisional Measure No. 1,394/2026, issued by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on 25 September. The associations said the ban could affect sports financing and called for tighter regulation instead of prohibition.

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