Brazil signals tighter gambling rules rather than outright ban
José Guimarães, Brazil’s new Minister of Institutional Relations (pictured), has signalled that the government is more likely to pursue tighter regulation of gambling than support
José Guimarães, Brazil’s new Minister of Institutional Relations (pictured), has signalled that the government is more likely to pursue tighter regulation of gambling than support
Celso Sabino, Brazil’s Tourism Minister, has publicly affirmed his support for a legislative proposal permitting casino operations in Brazil, highlighting its potential to significantly enhance
Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies is progressing with legislation that seeks to ban betting on specific football events, including corners, fouls and yellow and red cards.
Brazil stands poised at the threshold of legalising land-based casinos, potentially unlocking a significant new market in global gaming and tourism. Following January’s ground-breaking regulation
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