By The Weekly Edge desk ·
BNLData reported that ANJL sent the government an opinion challenging a CNC study linking online betting with rising defaults in Brazil. ANJL’s document alleges methodological weaknesses in the study.
The submission contests evidence being used to assess betting’s relationship with indebtedness.
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