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Brazilian officials and betting industry review first year of regulation

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Government officials and online betting industry representatives reviewed the first 12 months of Brazil’s regulated market at a São Paulo panel on 7 April. Officials described measures against illegal operators and match-fixing, including real-time odds monitoring and site-blocking work with Anatel; one official said integrity reports received by some industry bodies had fallen 80%.

The discussion covered enforcement measures and reported integrity trends affecting regulated betting operators in Brazil.

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