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TIC.BR survey estimates 32.5 million Brazilian online bettors

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The TIC.BR 2025 survey estimates that 32.5 million people in Brazil placed online bets in the previous three months, based on population percentages; its official document cites 30 million. The study reports participation by 25% of men and 14% of women, from interviews conducted in 27,177 households and with 24,535 people between March and August 2025.

The survey’s participation estimates provide operators and regulators with reported measures of online betting activity in Brazil.

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Gambling Commission publishes illegal gambling survey estimates for Great Britain

The Gambling Commission published estimates of engagement with illegal gambling websites in Great Britain on 5 November 2026, drawing on its Gambling Survey for Great Britain. It reported that 0.6% of respondents had used such sites in the previous four weeks; among people who had gambled online in the past year, the figure was 2.5%. An updated dashboard will track engagement and the impact of disruption work.

The Gambling Commission released fresh estimates on 5 November about how far consumers engage with illegal gambling websites. The figures are drawn from the Gambling Survey for Great Britain, and an updated Illegal Gambling Data Dashboard accompanied them. The dashboard is meant to follow engagement trends and the effect of disruption work.

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