By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that Brazil’s daily betting self-exclusion requests increased 588% during the World Cup’s opening weeks. SPA recorded 250,129 blocking or extension requests between 15 and 28 June.
The increase raises use of the central exclusion tool across authorised betting platforms.
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