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Lúcio Mosquini proposes mandatory gambling-risk warnings in Brazil

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Deputy Lúcio Mosquini introduced Bill 5.963/2025 in Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies, proposing new player-protection requirements for betting platforms. The bill would require risk warnings covering at least 15% of the screen, visible on the home page and throughout navigation, alongside periodic reports on users’ time and spending; it also proposes administrative sanctions for non-compliance.

If enacted, the proposal would require operators to change warning displays and provide users with regular activity reports.

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