By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that an LCA study using Locomotiva survey data estimated illegal betting at 38%–44% of the Brazilian market. The earlier estimate ranged from 41% to 51%, and IBJR commissioned the research.
The estimate indicates lower illegal-market share while identifying continued unlicensed activity.
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