The CBF plans to limit betting brands among Copa do Brasil advertisers from the competition’s next commercial cycle, according to a media report. It is considering one company from each segment and does not intend to exclude betting firms; Betano currently holds the tournament’s naming rights.
The proposed limit could affect betting companies seeking sponsorship exposure through the Copa do Brasil.
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TaDa Gaming will attend the SiGMA World Summit in Rome from 3 to 5 November 2026, presenting titles for the Italian market and new gamification solutions, the company said. Director of Business Development Ray Lee said the provider has more than 86 titles certified under Italy's 2026 rules and works with operators including Eurobet and Betsson. The company also cited partnerships with Superbet in Romania, Betano in Portugal, Novibet in Greece and Circus in the Netherlands.
Reportedly, Affiliate monitoring by Blask shows Bet365 appears on 53 sites in Brazil, the widest affiliate presence, with Betano and Stake tied at 44 each. Betsson and BetMGM each added eight new affiliate sites in the past month, the fastest growth. Blask tracks 315 affiliate sites and 583 active brands in the Brazilian market.
Sports-market professionals expect Brazilian football clubs’ betting sponsorship values to fall in 2027, reportedly returning to levels seen by July 2025, even if the government measure is changed or expires. The cited estimates put Flamengo’s potential main-shirt deal at about R$115 million a year, down 57% from R$268 million, and Fluminense’s at R$40 million, down 24.5% from R$53 million. These are projections, not announced cuts.
TaDa Gaming says 86 games are certified under Italy’s 2026 rules, citing collaborations with Eurobet and Betsson. Its Q4 priorities include strengthening activity through Superbet in Romania, Betano in Portugal, Novibet in Greece and Circus in the Netherlands, alongside Belgium. It will exhibit at Rome’s SiGMA World from 3 to 5 November.
Kaizen Gaming, owner of Betano, said it would maintain its Brazilian employees’ jobs until Congress completes its review of Provisional Measure No. 1.394/2026. The company said it was complying with current law and would honour existing social investment commitments, but did not extend its job guarantee beyond the review period.