Brazilian Government Admits Lack of Revenue Data from Online Betting Sector

The Brazilian federal government has acknowledged its current lack of reliable data on revenue from the online betting sector. This admission was made by the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets, under the Ministry of Finance, in response to an official request from Congressman Saulo Pedroso.  The Congressman asked for detailed financial information about the industry, […]

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Betting Houses Dominate Sponsorship in Libertadores and South American Tournaments

Betting companies are making their presence known in South American football. Twenty-nine of the forty clubs that qualified for the next phase of the Libertadores and South American tournaments are sponsored by betting houses. This includes every Brazilian team still in the competitions, showing the extent of the sector’s reach. The remaining six Brazilian clubs […]

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Bogus Copyright Claims Target Investigative Gambling Report

A recent exposé by Investigate Europe uncovered links between the gambling company Soft2bet and over 100 blacklisted online casinos, prompting censorship attempts through fraudulent copyright claims submitted to Google. The campaign, involving impersonation and content manipulation, has effectively removed critical reporting from search results. This issue draws concern from European lawmakers and digital rights advocates. […]

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New Zealand Reveals New Gambling Harm Prevention Strategy

Key Points New Zealand’s Minister for Mental Health introduced a brand new plan aiming to prevent gambling-related harm across the nation. This updated approach includes a clinician internship programme and also schedules an independent review for 2025/26. Matt Doocey, who serves as New Zealand’s Minister for Mental Health, has announced an updated strategy to stop […]

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