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Brazilian lawyer sets out premises for debate on online betting

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A Brazilian lawyer argued that debate on betting regulation should account for existing demand and online gambling supply. The article cites estimates of illegal-market activity and describes domain blocking by Anatel at the request of the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets.

The argument concerns how enforcement and regulation may affect the channel between Brazilian betting demand and legal operators.

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AGA estimates under-21 users generated $8.844 billion in Kalshi sports trading

The American Gaming Association estimated that Kalshi users aged 18 to 20 generated more than $8.844 billion in sports-related trading volume through 27 October, based on a 4% figure the association said Kalshi had published and later changed. The AGA argues that users aged 18 to 20 can access these markets despite age limits of 21 for sports betting in numerous US states.

The American Gaming Association (AGA) estimated that Kalshi users aged 18 to 20 generated more than $8.844bn in sports trading volume through 27 October. According to the AGA, the calculation rests on information that Kalshi published on its website and later changed. In that information, the AGA said, Kalshi stated that users aged 18 to 20 accounted for 4% of its trading volume.

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