By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Brazil’s self-exclusion platform monitors gamblers using legal operators, BNLData reported, citing SPA-MF and SUS data. The report said the public health system also bears treatment costs for people gambling on illegal sites.
Legal operators’ self-exclusion coverage coexists with public treatment costs for people gambling on illegal sites.
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