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Conar reports sports betting ads made up 14.6% of 2025 cases

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Brazil’s Conar ranked sports betting third among advertising sectors in 2025, with betting ads accounting for 14.6% of cases opened. The self-regulatory body also issued 4,081 notices over irregular betting advertising, based on its own monitoring.

Operators and advertisers face scrutiny as Conar monitors betting promotions and issues notices over irregular ads.

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IPLyC Buenos Aires chief proposes debate on sports figures in betting adverts

Gonzalo Atanasof, president of the Buenos Aires Provincial Lottery and Casinos Institute, called for debate on sports figures’ role in betting advertising and possible broadcast time bands. He argued that fully prohibiting advertising by authorised platforms could encourage illegal gambling promotion, and said the province had filed more than 80 judicial complaints over promotion of unauthorised sites.

Gonzalo Atanasof, president of the Buenos Aires Provincial Lottery and Casinos Institute (IPLyC), has called for a debate on the role of sports figures in betting advertising and on possible time bands for broadcasts, the institute said. Atanasof said the question was whether sports figures whom children idolise should front betting platforms, and whether time bands should apply to such messages. He described the intervention as an invitation to debate rather than a fixed proposal, covering both who appears in adverts and when they are shown.

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