By SectorWire desk ·
Brazil’s Senacon has selected members of a working group to develop a programme addressing abusive online betting practices on 7 September 2026. Senacon operates within the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.
Senacon’s working group will develop a programme addressing abusive online betting practices in Brazil.
Request a correction / right of reply
Linked through shared companies, regulators and people, or one step further through the graph.
Senacon’s working group will develop coordinated consumer protection measures for fixed-odds betting, but specific measures remain undefined.
Transferring blocked illegal betting funds to public security requires administrative proceedings and a judicial forfeiture decision.
The procedure provides an administrative route to recover funds blocked from illegal betting operators.
Senacon’s group coordinates prevention, inspections and enforcement to address irregularities in fixed-odds betting.
The workshop supports coordinated consumer protection oversight of betting operations.
The agreement coordinates consumer and advertising oversight of illegal gambling promotions.