- Brazil to propose steps to block use of benefits for online bets
Brazil's Social Development Ministry said on Friday that a working group
will propose measures by next week to stop people using their...
from: Reuters
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- IBJR reaffirms commitment to regulation and responsible practices in the
gaming sector
The Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR), an entity that brings
together the main operators in the gaming and betting sector in...
from: Games Magazine Brasil
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- Loterj obtains injunction to protect accredited bookmakers in Rio de Janeiro
Injunction obtained by Loterj ensures sports betting operations in Rio de
Janeiro, protecting against federal blockades and restrictions.
from: iGaming Brazil
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- Losses, debt and drop in sales: the effects of online gambling on the
economy
Research reveals the first consequences of the vertiginous growth of online
betting on the national economy.
from: Brasil de Fato
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- Brazilian President Lula da Silva to announce restrictions on betting
payments and advertising
Brazil President Lula da Silva is expected to announce this week a package
of measures focusing on bettors' mental health and restricting...
from: Yogonet
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- Burn It Down: Brazil Sports Betting Scores Spectacular Own Goal
EXCLUSIVE: Brazil, blessed with its vast Amazonian rainforest, spectacular
northern desert of Lençóis Maranhenses and sprawling southern...
from: iGaming Future
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- Bets: Another Madness in the Country, by Percival Maricato
The evolution of betting, previously supported by the media and complicit
with interested parties from previous governments and the current...
from: FootBoom
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- Brazilian retailers stand against online gambling platforms
The National Confederation of Commerce (CNC), a lobbying group for
retailers and service providers, filed a petition with Brazil's Supreme...
from: The Brazilian Report
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- Brazil scrambles to curb online gambling surge
Brazil is grappling with a mounting online betting crisis, as the
government rushes to implement stricter regulations amid concerns over...
from: Intellinews
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