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Lottopar says Paraná licensed 2,500 electronic gaming machines

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Paraná has licensed 2,500 electronic gaming machines, and state lottery Lottopar said the licences generated R$60m in fees. The machines operate in dedicated venues and mixed-use businesses; the report describes a minimum stake of R$0.25 and a maximum of R$50 per play.

The licensing figures and stake limits provide operators and regulators with details of Paraná’s authorised electronic gaming market.

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