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Brazilian ministries set new advertising rules for fixed-odds betting

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Brazil’s Portaria Interministerial 73 establishes new rules for fixed-odds betting advertising, communications and offers, according to the report. The rules require warning messages in advertisements and prohibit urgency tactics, presenting betting as an investment or financial solution, and using previous winnings to encourage further bets; SPA, Senacon and SNDD will share enforcement.

Operators and contracted influencers face new advertising requirements and potential enforcement by three government bodies.

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Brazilian government prohibits fixed-odds betting under MP 1,394/2026

Brazil’s MP 1,394/2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting, according to a report discussing the measure and its effects on licensed operators. The report says 85 operators paid R$30 million each for five-year authorisations, totalling R$2.55 billion, and that the government will not refund fees for unused periods. Finance Minister Dario Durigan said investors would have predictability in Brazil.

Brazil's government has prohibited fixed-odds betting through MP 1,394/2026, according to the report. The measure ends authorisations that had been active for 22 months. The government will not refund the authorisation fees or the portion covering the remaining period, the report says.

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