Amid a highly sensitive period for the regulation of the gambling industry in Brazil, a fierce dispute has erupted between the National Association of Gambling and Lotteries (ANJL) and the Brazilian Supermarket Association (ABRAS). Recently, ANJL has officially sued ABRAS, demanding clarification on
The Brazilian Senate is expected to vote on the legalization of physical gambling before the July recess. The bill has been designated as urgent, and although the specific voting time has not yet been determined, arrangements are being accelerated.According to Brazilian media "Metrópoles", Senate Pr
Recently, the Brazilian Senate has been facing a wave of opposition, with some senators strongly opposing the bill to legalize physical casinos, arguing that this move would open the door to money laundering and organized crime. Among them, Senator Eduardo Girão has been outspoken, warning that the
In the southern part of Brazil, the police recently launched a large-scale raid operation, codenamed "Red Card Operation", successfully seizing about 30 million reais (approximately 5.4 million US dollars) in assets from illegal gambling syndicates, including real estate, luxury cars, and financial
With the approval of Bill No. 2985/2023 in the Senate, Brazilian gambling advertising is facing stricter regulation. Although the initial proposal for a complete ban on gambling advertising was removed, the existing bill still prohibits gambling advertisements during live sports events and restricts
Brazilian Senator Soraya Thronicke, as the head of the investigation into violations in the online gambling industry, is actively seeking more time to complete the collection of testimonies and the writing of the final report. Due to the tight schedule, committee members are seeking to extend the in
The Brazilian Senate has recently officially passed the PL 2.985/2023 bill, which aims to strictly limit gambling advertisements, particularly focusing on fixed-odds betting advertisements. This legislative action marks a tightening of regulations on the gambling industry in Brazil, especially in te
As the investigation deadline approaches, the Brazilian Congress seems to be hastily concluding its scrutiny of the gambling industry. The Special Commission of Inquiry (CPI) on Gambling, led by the Senate, is facing time pressure, and Senate President Davi Alcolumbre has made it clear: no more exte
The Brazilian Ministry of Finance's Secretariat of Prizes and Bets SPA has signed a technical cooperation agreement with Integrity Compliance 360. This agreement is part of Brazil's efforts to combat sports betting fraud.This is the fifth such agreement signed by SPA, following similar collaboration
