La Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías (ANJL) celebró una reunión el miércoles 6 en el Hotel Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada, en Brasilia, centrada en la gobernanza y regulación del mercado de apuestas en Brasil.

El objetivo fue promover un diálogo sobre integridad, transparencia y el papel del sector en la prevención del lavado de dinero y la lucha contra la ilegalidad.

El panel estuvo dirigido por la abogada de la ANJL, Giovanna Dias, y el director ejecutivo de EtherCity, Rodrigo Arrigoni.

Durante la presentación, Giovanna ofreció una introducción al panorama del mercado ilegal en el país y destacó una de las principales acciones de lucha impulsadas a través del acuerdo de cooperación técnica firmado entre la ANJL, la Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas (SPA) del Ministerio de Hacienda y la Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Anatel).

Posteriormente, Arrigoni presentó la plataforma de monitoreo continuo de sitios web ilegales desarrollada por EtherCity y explicó cómo funciona la tecnología para identificar y monitorear operaciones irregulares en el entorno digital.

Al finalizar el panel, el representante de la ANJL destacó que la iniciativa representa una medida concreta para hacer frente al mercado de apuestas ilegales y reforzó la importancia de la acción conjunta entre el sector privado y las autoridades públicas para garantizar una mayor seguridad, transparencia e integridad en el mercado brasileño regulado.

The National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) held a meeting on Wednesday (6), at the Royal Tulip Brasília Alvorada, in Brasília, focused on governance and regulation of the betting market in Brazil.

The objective was to promote a dialogue on integrity, transparency and the sector’s role in preventing money laundering and combating illegality.

The panel was led by ANJL lawyer Giovanna Dias and EtherCity CEO Rodrigo Arrigoni.

During the presentation, Giovanna gave an introduction to the scenario of the illegal market in the country and highlighted one of the main combat actions promoted through the technical cooperation agreement signed between ANJL, the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA) of the Ministry of Finance and the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel).

Following this, Arrigoni presented the platform for continuous monitoring of illegal websites developed by EtherCity and explained how the technology works to identify and monitor irregular operations in the digital environment.

At the end of the panel, the ANJL representative highlighted that the initiative represents a concrete measure in confronting the illegal betting market and reinforced the importance of joint action between the private sector and public authorities to guarantee greater security, transparency, and integrity in the regulated Brazilian market.

Betting sector moves forward amid regulatory debate and reinforces the need for clear rules and a safe environment in Brazil

The advancement of sports betting regulation in Brazil has placed the sector at the center of important discussions regarding legal certainty, tax revenue, and economic development.

Amid recent debates over possible market restrictions, the postponement of new projects such as the launch of Caixa Econômica Federal’s betting platform, and the ban on prediction markets, specialists continue to emphasize the importance of consolidating a regulated, transparent, and sustainable environment for the industry.

More than just a trend, the legalized betting market is increasingly being viewed as a strategic opportunity for the country, with the potential to generate jobs, attract international investment, and significantly boost public revenue.

Regulation is also seen as an essential path toward ensuring consumer protection and combating informality.

In this context, BiS Brasília, confirmed to take place on June 2 and 3, positions itself as the leading discussion forum for the sector in Latin America.

The event will bring together authorities, operators, regulators, and experts to debate the future of the industry at what is considered a decisive moment for its consolidation in Brazil.

“It is not simply about allowing or banning betting, but about how to structure a responsible market that creates value for the entire chain—from operators to consumers—while remaining under effective public oversight,” said Alessandro Valente, chairman of BiS Brasília.

“Legality brings predictability, attracts serious companies, and creates more effective control and enforcement mechanisms.”

Another key point is the role of regulation in promoting responsible gaming. With clear rules in place, it becomes possible to implement stronger policies to prevent risky behavior, while also ensuring greater transparency in operations.

“Brazil has the opportunity to build one of the most relevant regulated markets in the world. Events such as BiS are essential to align expectations, share international best practices, and accelerate this process responsibly,” he added.

Held in Brasília, the center of the country’s main political and economic decisions, the meeting reinforces its strategic role by bringing together the different stakeholders involved in shaping this new scenario.

Expectations are that this edition will go down in history as a milestone in the maturing debate over the legality of betting in Brazil.

BiS Brasília

Now in its second edition, BiS Brasília is an iGaming and betting industry event dedicated to fostering dialogue between the private sector, government authorities, and society on the development of the regulated gaming, casino, and lottery market in Brazil.

Held in the federal capital, the event gathers business leaders, authorities, and experts to discuss strategic topics such as regulation, integrity, innovation, taxation, and responsible gaming.

BiS SiGMA South America is part of the SiGMA World group’s portfolio of events, a global leading brand in organizing B2B events and a business platform for the gaming and betting ecosystem worldwide.