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Brazil launches central self-exclusion platform for authorised betting sites

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Brazil’s Ministry of Finance launched a central self-exclusion platform on 10 December, allowing users to block access to accounts across all betting sites authorised by the SPA. Users can also prevent new registrations and targeted betting adverts linked to their CPF; operators have up to 72 hours to block access after receiving notice, SPA secretary Regis Dudena said.

Operators must action central exclusion requests within 72 hours and prevent new accounts for excluded users.

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Brazil government launches betting self-exclusion campaign and support platform

Brazil’s government launched the “Livre das Bets com um clique” campaign on its social media the week before the report, alongside a self-exclusion platform for betting users. The platform provides information on public health support and a non-diagnostic mental health self-test; from February 2026, public telehealth services focused on gambling are planned to offer 450 appointments a month with Hospital Sírio-Libanês. The report said SPA representatives were surprised by the campaign’s timing and tone.

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