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Bank director suspected in illegal betting money laundering probe in Brazil

Investigation scrutinized scheme that used shell companies to channel funds from illegal betting operations.

1 min read • Feb 24 • By Layla Victoria

Self-exclusion to become mandatory for referees in Brazil

With 217,000 people already enrolled, Brazil’s federal self-exclusion system is being adopted by football authorities as a compliance tool.

1 min read • Feb 24 • By Layla Victoria

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Brazil: Santos in talks with Zeroum amid money laundering investigation

The potential agreement would represent one of the club’s largest commercial contracts in recent years as Santos continues efforts to stabilize its finances following restructuring pressures.

2 min read • Feb 24 • By Milagros del Priore

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Google removes unlicensed casino app after 500,000 downloads in Brazil

The removal occurred after monitors identified more than 160 casino-style applications still available that simulate betting functionalities without clear federal authorization.

1 min read • Feb 24 • By Milagros del Priore

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Betshield names Amilton Noble as Advisory Partner

The industry veteran joins the responsible gaming technology firm.

1 min read • Feb 23 • By Layla Victoria

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CMSL earns WLA Level 3 Responsible Gaming certification

Mineira da Sorte operator joins select group in Brazil with international responsible gaming recognition.

1 min read • Feb 23 • By Layla Victoria

Financial iGaming + 3 more

Bragg sets FY25 revenue expectation of €106.1m with Q4 up 1.8%

The operator has unveiled its select preliminary unaudited results for both full year and Q4 2025.

3 min read • Feb 23 • By Will Underwood

The Scales of Justice next to someone rolling dice at a casino table

Legal & Regulatory Land Based + 5 more

Can countries actually afford not to legalise gambling anymore?

As gambling operators continue to bring in millions, sometimes billions, in revenue each year, local governments are having to choose between loosening cultural laws or going without the extra funding.

6 min read • Feb 23 • By Megan Elswyth