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Phyllyp Sedicias: Localisation will define the market leaders in Brazil
Localisation has become somewhat of a buzzword across the iGaming industry as of late. But for Phyllyp Sedicias, Country Director for Brazil at WA.Technology, localisation will be the key battleground for operators looking to stand out from the crowd in Brazil.
Brazil has, without a doubt, become one of the most exciting territories for gambling companies to expand their international footprint. And it’s easy to see why.
Boasting a population of more than 212 million people, combined with high rates of mobile and internet adoption and a strong cultural acceptance of gambling, it’s safe to say that the jewel in LatAm’s crown presents a shining opportunity.
With the regulated market expected to officially launch on 1 January, questions are starting to arise over player behaviours, trends, and how best to cater to the unique requirements of this market. We’re here to solve that.
From the types of products you offer to the way in which you engage with bettors, there are plenty of considerations that must be made before taking your first steps into this nascent market. If you want to make the best possible first impressions with players – you need unmatched personalisation and expertise. This is where knowledge of the local market and a strong B2B platform provider comes in handy – and it’s what we’re ready to be the best at as Brazil goes live.
Local knowledge
In short, WA.Technology prides itself on being one of the few B2B gambling providers with extensive local expertise in the Brazilian market. We have a team of more than 50 people based out of our two offices in Recife, all of whom have considerable experience in the iGaming space.
Among our team leaders in Brazil is our Director of Regulatory Affairs, who supports us in staying one step ahead of any legislative developments. In fact, we’re one of the few providers with a director dedicated solely to navigating Brazilian regulation, which puts us in an incredibly strong position to support our partners looking to enter this burgeoning market.
Having boots on the ground has a number of benefits. It gives us first-hand experience of the pain points and challenges that our partners might face, giving us a unique insight into how to adapt our product suite accordingly.
To give you an example, the topic of payment methods is one that many operators speak to us about. And our advice? Go local!
For those who have been following the Brazilian market closely, you might be aware of the growing popularity of Pix. Created by Banco Central do Brasil, Pix is an instant payment ecosystem that enables players to send or receive payment transfers via their mobile device in a matter of seconds.
In recent years, it has become the payment method of choice for many Brazilians, with many favouring this over more traditional e-wallets and other digital payment methods. So, for gambling operators, integrating Pix into your platform is no longer a convenience – it’s a necessity.
As a platform provider, we see potential in offering a localised, mobile-friendly solution incorporating local payment methods and innovations specific to that market. For us, this is what sets us apart from other providers on the market.
We have been tapping into our team’s extensive expertise in the iGaming experience, especially in the LatAm market, and working hard to bring that knowledge and expertise to operators across Brazil.
We’re not just localising payments, either. Localisation has shaped every element of our platform. At WA.Technology, we offer custom solutions that meet each customer’s specific needs. We want to avoid the “carte blanche” approach that you sometimes see from big-brand providers; instead, each of our solutions is tailored to the unique requirements of our operators. This is an area we excel at better than anyone else, and it’s fast making us the partner of choice for the regulated market.
What we offer is designed to make brands the best they can be. For those looking to enter Brazil, we have specifically adapted our portfolio to include products centred around popular verticals, such as sports, plus solutions that help operators drive acquisition and retention. These two areas will be major battlegrounds as more companies flood the market.
Having established solid partnerships with eight leading local operators already, WA.Technology has been working closely with our partners to understand the key player trends and products that can help operators scale their business within the Brazilian market. If you want the best, we’re here to deliver.
Driving acquisition
So, what do you need to stand out as an operator brand? With influencer marketing now off the table in Brazil following the government’s recent ban on X, formerly known as Twitter, you will need to focus your attention on affiliate marketing. However, navigating the world of affiliation can sound quite tricky from the outset.
Developed specifically for the Brazilian iGaming market, our WA.Affiliates solution will be particularly crucial for operators looking to gain an edge over the competition, and it’s easily the best available.
Equipped with affiliate tracking software, performance updates, and an integrated wallet, we firmly believe this will boost operators’ capabilities to interact with new players and enable sportsbooks and casinos to optimise their performance and drive long-term growth.
For many operators looking to enter Brazil, it might be an easy option to simply roll out a standard sportsbook or casino platform that offers a range of markets. This sounds great from the outset, but it will make it incredibly difficult to stand out from the floods of other operators offering similar, if not identical, products.
Of course, it goes without saying that Brazil is known for its inherent love of sports. You just have to look at the support for football teams across the country to see this in action. However, the challenge with traditional sports is that they are subject to rigid calendars, with only a handful of games taking place each week. As a result, players must wait several hours, if not days or weeks, between fixtures to place a bet. For operators, this makes it very difficult to maintain a strong engagement with sports bettors. It’s all about instant entertainment, and we’re here to deliver.
Again, it’s all about localisation – and WA.Technology is the solution to this problem. Specifically designed for bettors to test their sporting knowledge in a fun, engaging environment, WA.Fantasy is a tried and tested acquisition tool for both sportsbooks and casinos to cross-sell fantasy games to players and boost engagement and retention.
Featuring a range of Fantasy Sports, Pick’Em Player Props, and free-to-play predictor games, all designed for Brazil, WA.Fantasy gives players the chance to create teams, leagues, and private contests to add an additional element of competition and gamification to their gambling experience.
What next for Brazil?
While we still await further news on how the Brazilian market will pan out, one thing is for certain: WA.Technology is here to support our partners during every step of their expansion journey – especially if they’re serious about becoming an industry leader.
Our full spectrum of iGaming solutions puts us in an unmatched position to capitalise on the growth opportunities that the Brazilian market presents and enables us to drive our partners’ businesses to new heights as the region continues to evolve. We’re here to make our big brand partners the best out there, and if you’re serious about being the best, make sure to give us a call.
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SAGSE lidera mientras Brasil avanza en regulación y posicionamiento global
La semana pasada marcó un momento clave para la industria del gaming en América Latina, con SAGSE South America consolidándose como el principal hub de innovación y alineación estratégica en la región.
Al mismo tiempo, Brasil continuó fortaleciendo su marco regulatorio y ampliando su presencia en discusiones institucionales a nivel global.
Río de Janeiro en la vanguardia: Loterj y Embratur se unen a la élite global de UN Tourism
En un hito histórico para el mercado brasileño del gaming, Loterj fue formalmente invitada, en marzo de 2026, a convertirse en miembro afiliado de UN Tourism.
El movimiento posiciona a la institución como la primera autoridad reguladora de apuestas del país en integrarse a este grupo estratégico de las Naciones Unidas.
Embratur también se sumó a la iniciativa en la misma fecha, fortaleciendo la presencia de Brasil en los debates globales sobre innovación y sostenibilidad en el sector.
Según su liderazgo, la invitación valida una estrategia centrada en conectar el entretenimiento regulado con el desarrollo económico regional.
El objetivo es utilizar el gaming legal como motor para atraer inversión extranjera y expandir la infraestructura turística.
Datos del Ministerio de Turismo de Brasil indican que la legalización del sector tiene el potencial de aumentar la participación del turismo en el PIB del 8% al 12%, además de impulsar el empleo hasta en un 20% en toda la cadena de servicios.
En el estado de Río de Janeiro, las proyecciones son igualmente prometedoras: la regulación de las Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) y la expansión de los sport bars podrían generar alrededor de 65.000 empleos formales en los próximos dos años.
Más allá de la generación de ingresos, el modelo regulado también ha permitido importantes retornos sociales.
En los últimos tres años, Loterj incrementó en un 4.530% su presupuesto destinado a proyectos en comunidades vulnerables.
Este avance está alineado con el fuerte desempeño del turismo en Río de Janeiro, que registró sus mejores resultados en tres décadas en 2025, con 12,5 millones de visitantes, incluidos 2,1 millones de turistas internacionales.
SAGSE South America 2026: el epicentro de la innovación y el salto del iGaming en América Latina
Buenos Aires se convirtió, entre el 18 y el 19 de marzo de 2026, en el corazón de la industria del gaming en América Latina.
La 34ª edición de SAGSE South America, celebrada en el icónico Hilton Buenos Aires, reafirmó su posición como un hub clave de negocios, reuniendo a más de 300 empresas y a un público de alto nivel, con un 60% de asistentes siendo tomadores de decisión internacionales.
La cobertura exclusiva de Gaming Americas indicó que el mercado regional vivió una de sus semanas más intensas, impulsada por un nivel de madurez regulatoria sin precedentes.
El análisis de la industria sugiere que América Latina ha dejado de ser una promesa para convertirse en una prioridad de ejecución para los actores globales.
Lanzamientos tecnológicos y estrategias de penetración de mercado
El principal destaque tecnológico del evento fue BetConstruct. Bajo el liderazgo regional de Sergio Longo, la compañía presentó CHOICE, su más reciente producto impulsado por inteligencia artificial.
Se destacó que esta innovación permite a los operadores analizar el comportamiento de los jugadores en tiempo real, ofreciendo experiencias altamente personalizadas y aumentando significativamente la retención.
Por su parte, Comtrade Gaming, representada por Marcello Reis, utilizó SAGSE como una plataforma estratégica para reforzar su penetración en el mercado brasileño.
La empresa busca expandir su presencia mediante infraestructura modular y soporte local para operadores que buscan estabilidad y cumplimiento dentro del nuevo entorno regulatorio.
Grandes actores en movimiento
Otras marcas líderes también marcaron el ritmo en el Hilton Buenos Aires: Pragmatic Play, 3 Oaks Gaming, Altenar y Eightroom.
Según Henrique De Simoni, Country Manager LatAM de 3 Oaks Gaming, la presencia de la compañía en SAGSE reforzó su compromiso estratégico con el mercado argentino, considerado un pilar clave en su expansión regional.
Indicó que Argentina presenta una dinámica única, con un modelo regulatorio provincial que exige un profundo conocimiento local y una gran capacidad de adaptación.
Asimismo, señaló que participar en un evento de esta relevancia permite fortalecer relaciones con operadores, socios y reguladores, además de seguir de cerca la evolución del mercado.
Añadió que el país representa un entorno altamente estratégico, tanto por su potencial comercial como por la madurez de su audiencia y el alto nivel de engagement de los jugadores en las principales provincias reguladas.
Finalmente, concluyó que la compañía continúa sólida con 3 Oaks en su mercado principal en LATAM.
Para Eightroom, su participación en la feria SAGSE de Buenos Aires representó una instancia sumamente valiosa para fortalecer nuestra presencia en el mercado argentino de gambling online.
Según Andres Palma, CMO, “este espacio nos permitió conectar directamente con operadores y potenciales partners, generando oportunidades de networking estratégico y afianzando relaciones clave en la industria.”
“Asimismo, SAGSE fue el escenario ideal para presentar el desembarco de Eightroom en Argentina, posicionándonos como una solución enfocada en la adquisición de jugadores de alto valor, capaces de aportar crecimiento sostenido y rentabilidad a las operaciones de nuestros socios.”
Además, empresas como Oddin.gg, Betsson Group, GR8 Tech, Bwise, Lotería de Buenos Aires, Pronto Paga y muchas otras también participaron, reforzando la idea de que la industria avanza hacia un modelo de crecimiento sostenible basado en seguridad, pagos rápidos e integridad operativa.
SAGSE 2026 demostró que el mercado LATAM se encuentra en plena expansión y que la colaboración entre proveedores y reguladores es el único camino hacia el éxito a largo plazo.
Tras la finalización de esta edición, ya se confirmaron las fechas para 2027, manteniendo a Buenos Aires como un punto clave de encuentro para la industria.
SPA habilita marco de adhesión para que estados y el Distrito Federal se integren al SINAPO
El desarrollo de un entorno federal cooperativo para el sector de apuestas alcanzó un nuevo hito esta semana.
El Ministerio de Hacienda de Brasil puso a disposición el acuerdo de adhesión al Foro Nacional de Sistematización de Apuestas (SINAPO), permitiendo que los estados y el Distrito Federal formalicen su participación.
El foro fue establecido mediante la Ordenanza N.º 227/2026 dentro de la Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas (SPA), creando un espacio permanente de diálogo entre las entidades federativas para el desarrollo y perfeccionamiento de la regulación del sector.
La iniciativa busca fortalecer la cooperación técnica, promover el intercambio de mejores prácticas, mejorar la integración de datos y apoyar estrategias conjuntas relacionadas con políticas públicas de apuestas.
Entre sus objetivos también se incluyen el perfeccionamiento del marco regulatorio, el aumento de la seguridad jurídica y la transparencia, así como el refuerzo de la integridad y la protección del jugador.
Alckmin anticipa nuevas restricciones al juego online
El vicepresidente de Brasil, Geraldo Alckmin, afirmó que el gobierno federal introducirá nuevas restricciones a las plataformas de apuestas online, con especial foco en el juego móvil debido a preocupaciones relacionadas con el comportamiento compulsivo.
El anuncio se realizó durante una reunión con representantes del sector minorista, que han vinculado el crecimiento de las apuestas con la caída del consumo y el aumento del endeudamiento de los hogares.
Sin embargo, representantes de la industria han cuestionado estas afirmaciones, argumentando que no existe evidencia empírica que conecte directamente el juego regulado con el desempeño del retail.
Datos del Ministerio de Hacienda indican que la mayoría de los apostadores brasileños mantiene un gasto mensual relativamente bajo, con un ticket promedio de aproximadamente R$122.
El debate refleja crecientes tensiones entre sectores, con disputas legales emergentes sobre el impacto económico y social del gaming en Brasil.
Sportradar y BSN fortalecen alianza en Puerto Rico
Sportradar amplió su acuerdo con Baloncesto Superior Nacional (BSN), reforzando su papel en el desarrollo del baloncesto profesional en Puerto Rico a través de tecnología, datos y soluciones de integridad.
En virtud del nuevo acuerdo, la compañía mantiene los derechos exclusivos globales de datos y contenido audiovisual relacionados con apuestas, además de derechos no exclusivos de coaching y scouting.
El acuerdo también incluye servicios de integridad y herramientas de rendimiento para mejorar las operaciones y el cumplimiento normativo.
Ambas partes señalaron que la alianza busca acelerar el crecimiento internacional, fortalecer los estándares de integridad y mejorar la eficiencia operativa de cara a las próximas temporadas.
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SAGSE leads while Brazil advances regulation and global positioning
Last week marked a pivotal moment for the Latin American gaming industry, with SAGSE South America emerging as the central hub for innovation and strategic alignment across the region.
At the same time, Brazil continued to strengthen its regulatory framework and expand its presence in global institutional discussions.
Rio de Janeiro at the Forefront: Loterj and Embratur Join the Global Elite of UN Tourism
In a historic milestone for the Brazilian gaming market, Loterj was formally invited, in March 2026, to become an affiliated member of UN Tourism.
The move establishes the institution as the first betting regulatory authority in the country to join this strategic United Nations group.
Embratur also joined the initiative on the same date, strengthening Brazil’s presence in global discussions on innovation and sustainability in the sector.
According to its leadership, the invitation validates a strategy focused on connecting regulated entertainment with regional economic development.
The goal is to use legal gaming as a driver to attract foreign investment and expand tourism infrastructure.
Data from Brazil’s Ministry of Tourism indicate that the legalization of the sector has the potential to increase tourism’s share of GDP from 8% to 12%, while also boosting employment levels by up to 20% across the service chain.
In the state of Rio de Janeiro, projections are equally promising: the regulation of Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs) and the expansion of sport bars are expected to generate around 65,000 formal jobs over the next two years.
Beyond income generation, the regulated model has also enabled significant social returns.
Over the past three years, Loterj has increased its budget for projects in vulnerable communities by 4,530%.
This progress aligns with the strong performance of tourism in Rio de Janeiro, which recorded its best results in three decades in 2025, welcoming 12.5 million visitors, including 2.1 million international tourists.
SAGSE South America 2026: The Epicenter of Innovation and the Leap of iGaming in Latin America
Buenos Aires became, between March 18 and 19, 2026, the beating heart of the Latin American gaming industry.
The 34th edition of SAGSE South America, held at the iconic Hilton Buenos Aires, reaffirmed its status as an essential business hub, bringing together more than 300 companies and a high-level audience, with 60% of attendees being international decision-makers (C-level executives).
Exclusive coverage from Gaming Americas indicated that the regional market experienced one of its most intense weeks, driven by an unprecedented level of regulatory maturity.
Industry analysis suggested that Latin America has moved beyond being a promise and is now an absolute execution priority for global players.
Technological launches and market penetration strategies
The main technological highlight of the event was BetConstruct.
Under the regional leadership of Sergio Longo, the company presented CHOICE, its latest artificial intelligence-driven product.
It was noted that the innovation enables operators to analyze player behavior in real time, delivering highly personalized experiences and significantly increasing retention.
Meanwhile, Comtrade Gaming, represented by Marcello Reis, used SAGSE as a strategic platform to strengthen its penetration in the Brazilian market.
The company aims to expand its footprint by offering modular infrastructure and local support for operators seeking stability and compliance within the new regulatory environment.
Major players on the move
Other leading brands also set the pace at Hilton Buenos Aires: Betby, Pragmatic Play, 3 Oaks Gaming, Altenar, Eightroom.
According to Henrique De Simoni, Country Manager LatAM at 3 Oaks Gaming, “Our presence at SAGSE reinforces our strategic commitment to the Argentine market, which continues to be a key pillar in our expansion across Latin America.
Argentina has a unique dynamic, with its provincial regulatory model requiring deep local expertise and a strong capacity for adaptation.
Being present at such a relevant event as SAGSE allows us to strengthen relationships with operators, partners, and regulators, while closely monitoring the evolution of the market,” he said.
“We see Argentina as a highly strategic environment, not only due to its commercial potential, but also because of the maturity of its audience and the high level of player engagement across the main regulated provinces.
We remain strong with 3 Oaks in our core LATAM market,” concludes Henrique.
For Eightroom, its participation in the SAGSE trade show in Buenos Aires represented an extremely valuable opportunity to strengthen its presence in the Argentine online gambling market.
According to Andres Palma, CMO, “this event allowed us to connect directly with operators and potential partners, generating strategic networking opportunities and reinforcing key relationships in the industry.
Furthermore, SAGSE was the ideal platform to announce Eightroom’s launch in Argentina, positioning us as a solution focused on acquiring high-value players capable of contributing sustained growth and profitability to our partners’ operations.”
In addition, companies such as Oddin.gg, Betsson Group, GR8 Tech, Bwise, Loteria de Buenos Aires, Pronto Paga and many others were also present, reinforcing that the industry is moving toward a sustainable growth model based on security, fast payments and operational integrity.
SAGSE 2026 demonstrated that the LATAM market is in full expansion and that collaboration between suppliers and regulators is the only path to long-term success.
With the conclusion of this edition, dates for 2027 have already been confirmed, maintaining Buenos Aires as a key meeting point for the industry.
SPA makes adhesion framework available for states and Federal District to join SINAPO
The development of a cooperative federal environment for the betting sector reached a new milestone this week.
Brazil’s Ministry of Finance made available the adhesion agreement for the National Betting Systematization Forum (SINAPO), allowing states and the Federal District to formalize their participation.
The forum was established through Ordinance No. 227/2026 within the Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas (SPA), creating a permanent space for dialogue among federal entities on the development and improvement of sector regulation.
The initiative aims to strengthen technical cooperation, promote the exchange of best practices, enhance data integration and support joint strategies related to public betting policies.
Additional objectives include improving regulatory frameworks, increasing legal certainty and transparency, and reinforcing integrity and player protection.
Alckmin signals new restrictions on online betting
Brazil’s Vice President Geraldo Alckmin stated that the federal government will introduce new restrictions on online betting platforms, particularly targeting mobile gaming due to concerns over compulsive behavior.
The announcement was made during a meeting with retail sector representatives, who have increasingly linked betting activity to declining consumer performance and rising household debt.
However, industry representatives have challenged these claims, arguing that there is no empirical evidence directly connecting regulated betting to retail downturns.
Data from the Ministry of Finance show that most Brazilian bettors spend relatively low monthly amounts, with an average ticket of approximately R$122.
The debate highlights growing tensions between sectors, with legal disputes emerging over the economic and social impact of betting in Brazil.
Sportradar and BSN strengthen partnership in Puerto Rico
Sportradar expanded its agreement with Baloncesto Superior Nacional (BSN), reinforcing its role in supporting the development of professional basketball in Puerto Rico through technology, data and integrity solutions.
Under the renewed deal, the company retains exclusive global betting-related audiovisual and data rights, alongside non-exclusive coaching and scouting rights.
The agreement also includes integrity services and performance tools to enhance operations and compliance.
Both parties indicated that the partnership aims to accelerate international growth, strengthen integrity standards and improve operational efficiency ahead of future seasons.
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LOUD and SuperGaming Launch Prime Rush in Brazil, Bringing Battle Royale and Extraction Gameplay for Mobile
Prime Rush, a new mobile shooter blending battle royale survival with extraction-style mechanics, has officially launched in Brazil on the Google Play for Android and the App Store for iOS. Developed by SuperGaming in collaboration with Spacecaps—the parent company of LOUD—the game has been shaped by direct input from Brazilian players and creators throughout its Closed Beta and Early Access phases.
Prime Rush introduces a fresh twist on the traditional battle royale formula. Beyond simply being the last squad standing, players can secure victory early by extracting Cosmium, a rare resource that appears during the final circle. This dual win condition forces squads to choose between outlasting opponents or adopting a more tactical approach to secure extraction.
The game also features a dynamic tactical ability system designed for fast-paced mobile combat. Active abilities such as DeadEye, Shield Dome, Super Speed, and Hunter’s Instinct allow players to approach matches with different strategies, focusing on precision, defense, mobility, or intelligence.
Bruno Bittencourt, CEO of LOUD, said:
“We’ve always believed Brazil has one of the most passionate gaming communities in the world, yet for years we’ve been playing games that weren’t built with us in mind. Prime Rush is a game created for Brazilian players, shaped daily by the communities we’ve built over the past decade. We’ve been listening to them every single day. It’s a game that finally feels like home.”
Roby John, CEO and Co-founder of SuperGaming, added:
“Brazil has one of the most competitive mobile shooter audiences we’ve seen, and from the beginning we wanted Prime Rush to be both authentic and accessible. That meant building a game that feels true to Brazil while ensuring it runs smoothly across a wide range of devices, so more players can experience it as intended.”
Set on the island of Maré, the game’s main battlefield supports its battle royale extraction format. It also introduces a Mini TDM mode (Favela)—a fast-paced 4v4 mode designed for quick, high-intensity firefights on the go.
At launch, players can choose from a roster of Brazilian heroes including Juliana, Rafael, Miguel, Rogério, Dos Santos, Julia, and Gustavo, with deep customization options available. Weapon personalization is enhanced through Evo-X skins, featuring upgradeable visuals, multiple Chromas, unique animations, custom sound effects, and distinctive combat feedback elements.
Prime Rush also debuts with several limited-time modes such as DeadEye Rush, Pants in the Air, and Weapon Roulette, offering short, action-packed sessions beyond the core gameplay.
The game launches alongside its first Ranked Season, where players can progress through tiers including Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Champion, Legend, and Cosmic.
Check out the launch trailer right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op5KreKoLmY
Season 1 Battle Pass: Street Legends introduces a range of rewards, including:
- New Avatars: Laura, Juliana, Rafael
- Weapon Skins: Subliminar, Grafitada, Suavidade, Firmeza, Raiz, Brabo, AK-BR7
- Melee Weapon: Chinela (Slipper)
- Vehicle Skin: Lenda Urbana
- Additional items such as stickers, dive trails, emotes, and portraits
Powered by SuperGaming’s in-house SuperPlatform, the game supports Android 7+ devices with 4GB RAM and iOS 15+. Early Access data shows stable performance at 40 FPS on lower-end devices, with up to 60 FPS on mid- to high-end hardware, ensuring accessibility across a broad range of devices in Brazil.
SuperGaming continues to optimize Prime Rush for additional devices, with performance and visual quality varying depending on hardware and player settings.
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