Brazilian betting platform Aposta Ganha named Kelvin Oliveira, known as K9, as a brand ambassador. The company said the partnership forms part of its marketing strategy and links the brand with the Kings League player’s audience.
The agreement adds a named sports figure to Aposta Ganha’s marketing activity in Brazil.
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Bragg Gaming Group reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of €26.8m, up 2% overall, and signed a $6m financing agreement with the Bank of Montreal. The company also reported launches with Fanatics Casino in New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, and maintained its full-year revenue forecast of €106m to €108.5m.
The ANJL filed a collective action in Brazil’s Federal Court seeking to preserve its members’ authorisations while the presidential measure suspending betting operations is considered by Congress. The association says its first case does not seek to resume betting and asks that sites and customer-service channels remain available for communication; it is also considering a broader separate action.
Aposta Ganha and Pagsmile said their payments partnership raised the operator’s transaction conversion rate to 98%. They also reported an almost 20% increase in customer lifetime value; the companies said their work began in January 2025 and that biometric deposit and withdrawal features are planned.
Hugo Baungartner announced that he had left Esportes Gaming Brasil after 13 months, according to a statement he shared on LinkedIn. He had joined as chief business officer in May 2025; the group had not announced a successor or his next role.
Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Betting amended company registration details through three ordinances published on 24 March, reportedly. The changes rename two companies as A2FBR S.A. and add Receba to Aposta Ganha’s permitted brands.