Brazil’s Supreme Court rejects LOTERJ appeal over geolocation order
Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court rejected LOTERJ’s latest appeal and reiterated that it must suspend operators without geolocation measures restricting customers to Rio de Janeiro, according to the report. LOTERJ faces a daily R$500,000 fine, and its president R$50,000, if it misses the five-day compliance deadline. The court had also barred LOTERJ from licensing operators to offer bets nationally.
The ruling requires LOTERJ to enforce state-level geolocation limits and sets daily penalties for non-compliance.