Brazil’s SPA-MF authorised EstadoX Ltda to offer fixed-odds sports betting and online games, according to a government gazette notice published on 16 October 2025. The authorisation runs until 15 October 2030 and covers the Tropino, BZ and 55W brands.
The authorisation permits EstadoX to offer sports betting and online games in Brazil for a defined period.
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Brazil has regulated its Legal Framework for Electronic Games, according to the outlet's headline. The only detail available says the framework covers expanding professional training, encouraging domestic production and addressing the impact of digital sports on health and development. The full article text was unavailable, so the specific rules are not known.
Brazil’s government has prohibited sports betting and online casino games, according to the report, which describes the decision as a suspension. Specialists cited in the coverage said other Latin American markets have generally expanded licensing and oversight rather than introducing broad bans.
A proposed provisional measure in Brazil could ban online casino games or restrict sports betting, according to the report. The article distinguishes possible limits on betting operations, advertising or sponsorships and says the proposal remains under discussion.
Brazil’s Secretariat of Prizes and Bets (SPA-MF) authorised Lindau Gaming Brasil S.A. to remove the SPIN brand, according to a report on a 13 May 2026 government order. The company will continue operating under Oleybet. The report said the Brazilian market had 87 operational licences and 193 brands.
Brazil’s SPA-MF authorised BB Gaming Ltda to add the XX brand to its operations, according to a ministerial order published on 29 April. The company already operated the BRA brand; the report says the regulated market had 87 operating licences covering 194 brands.