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Brazil’s SPA requires betting adverts to carry warnings from 17 July

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Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Betting requires fixed-odds betting advertisements to display explicit warnings from 17 July 2026, according to a report on the country’s regulatory framework. The warnings must occupy at least 10% of an advert’s area; the rules also bar misleading advertising, promotion of unauthorised operators and marketing aimed at children and adolescents.

Operators and marketing partners must account for the stated warning and advertising restrictions in campaigns.

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Brazilian government announces mandatory warnings for betting adverts

Brazil’s federal government announced that sports-betting advertisements will have to display risk warnings, according to the report. The prescribed wording will begin with “Ministry of Finance warns” and include one of three messages about losing money, addiction or betting not being an investment. The report says the measures stem from cooperation between the Finance and Justice ministries.

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