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Senacon and Conar share data on about 700 illegal betting sites weekly

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Brazil’s National Consumer Secretariat will receive weekly reports from the National Advertising Self-Regulation Council on about 700 illegal betting operations identified and taken offline. The reports will include associated advertising information to support oversight and enforcement, Senacon secretary Ricardo Morishita said.

The information-sharing arrangement gives Brazilian authorities data to pursue illegal betting operations and their advertising.

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