Zitro Digital has announced a partnership with Brazilian iGaming operator Esportes da Sorte to offer Zitro Digital games on the operator’s platform in Brazil. Esportes Gaming Brasil executive Hugo Baungartner said the agreement expands its content portfolio and involves working with certified suppliers.
The partnership expands Esportes da Sorte’s game portfolio through content from a certified supplier.
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Betting companies notified some Brazilian football clubs that sponsorship contracts could end if the federal government imposes a ban on online betting, according to the report. Superbet contacted São Paulo and Fluminense, while Esportes da Sorte sent a notice to partner clubs including Corinthians, which confirmed receipt; Betano had discussed possible termination with Flamengo but had not formally notified the club.
Brazilian clubs received about R$1.1bn from betting companies in 2026, according to figures cited in a report. Betting sponsorships averaged about 7% of the 20 Série A clubs’ gross revenue, based on 2025 budgets and fixed contract amounts, excluding bonuses; no single deal exceeded 13% of a club’s budget.
EGT Digital announced an agreement to supply casino content to Esportes da Sorte in Brazil. The company said the portfolio includes more than 200 games, covering online slots and progressive jackpots for desktop and mobile devices.
Esportes Gaming Brasil has been shortlisted for the Global Gaming Awards Americas 2026 in the Responsible Business of the Year category. The nomination cites Costura Cidadã, a social impact initiative run during the Olinda Carnival that combined skills training with income generation. Winners will be announced on 28 September at The Venetian in Las Vegas during G2E.
Zitro Digital and bet365 agreed to make Zitro Digital’s game library available to bet365 users in Brazil. Zitro Digital chief executive Michael Bauer said the launch reflected the company’s commitment to the region, while a bet365 spokesperson described the catalogue as an addition to its Brazilian platform.