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Brazilian senators submit 17 bills to tighten betting rules

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Three Brazilian senators submitted 17 bills on 16 June to strengthen rules for sports betting, following the rejection of the Bets CPI’s final report. The proposals include a national bettor register, new offences covering unauthorised betting activity and provisions on blocking illegal gambling sites; some would limit betting access or enable voluntary blocks.

The proposals could create new compliance duties and restrictions for betting operators in Brazil.

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Brazilian Senate considers four bills on fixed-odds betting

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