Brazil: IBJR expands consumer education efforts
Brazil’s responsible gambling association IBJR is increasing efforts to help consumers distinguish between licensed betting operators and illegal platforms.
Brazil’s responsible gambling association IBJR is increasing efforts to help consumers distinguish between licensed betting operators and illegal platforms.
First Lady Janja Lula da Silva has defended betting regulation while urging users struggling with gambling-related harm to block access to betting platforms.
CADE has entered the final phase of its investigation into Caixa over alleged anti-competitive practices involving lottery betting intermediaries.
Former Brazilian Central Bank President Arminio Fraga says betting should be addressed as a public health concern rather than an economic issue.
A Chamber of Deputies committee has approved legislation that would allocate 10% of fixed-odds betting tax revenue to programs supporting people with disabilities.
Brazil’s Senate Human Rights Committee has invited Finance Ministry officials to explain how the country regulates, authorizes and supervises fixed-odds betting operators.
The consumer protection push comes as Brazil continues to tighten enforcement across its regulated fixed-odds betting market.
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A state audit court has advised Paraná municipalities not to create local lotteries until Brazil’s Supreme Court rules on the issue.
City councillors are set to vote on two proposals that would restrict or ban betting advertising across Brazil’s sixth-largest city.