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By The Weekly Edge desk ·
ANJL criticised the blocking of betting operators’ websites and social media channels in Brazil, reported by SBC Noticias. The association also said illegal betting links exist in the country.
The criticism concerns blocking measures affecting betting operators’ websites and social media channels in Brazil.
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ANJL and IBJR are seeking Supreme Court intervention to suspend Brazil’s betting ban.
The growth in illegal sites increases exposure to betting platforms for children and adolescents in Brazil, according to the ANJL president.
The research addresses how Brazil’s betting rules and the challenge to the federal measure could affect operators and the regulated market.
The reported increase points to greater illegal betting activity facing Brazil’s regulated operators.
The betting halt has caused regulated-sector job losses, leaving affected workers uncertain about finances and future employment.
ANJL’s petition seeks court protection against termination of betting authorisations in Brazil.