The regulator has estimated that bookmakers may lose as many as 40% of their customers.
Experts have cautioned that too strict regulations may harm legal gambling, whereas rules that are too lenient could lead to greater gambling-related harm.
The answers come at a time when the KOA Act is coming under increasing scrutiny by opposing party members.
Totalizator Sportowy warns that the legislation could create loopholes similar to those used by sweepstakes in the US, potentially allowing online casinos to operate outside the state monopoly.
The Authority explains that the baseline is that advertising for online gambling does not reach vulnerable people, even if it means operators cannot post on certain platforms.
The regulator has activated internal response protocols and launched an investigation into activity linked to an individual claiming to be a security researcher.
The misdemeanor case is the first criminal action brought by a state against Kalshi as disputes over prediction markets and state gambling laws continue to widen.
Regulator continues crackdown under Interactive Gambling Act 2001.
The operation uncovers schemes using stolen phones and lottery outlets to facilitate bank fraud.
New rules confirm that gambling gains and account balances must be reported by Brazilian taxpayers.