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La Française des Jeux : Revenue up 4% in Nine Months: Acquisition of ZEturf Completed at the End of September Acquisition of PLI to Be Completed in Early November
La Française des Jeux (FDJ), France’s leading gaming operator, announces its revenue for the nine months to end September 2023.
Stéphane Pallez, Chairwoman and CEO of FDJ Group, said: “Our growth remains solid, with strong players’ demand, even though it has been affected by the low number of Euromillions high jackpot draws. At the same time, the completion of the acquisition of ZEturf at the end of September and the forthcoming closing of Premier Lotteries Ireland acquisition in November illustrate our strategy of internationalisation and diversification. We are delighted that the teams of these two operators are joining FDJ and that these operations will contribute to the Group’s sustainable and profitable growth.”
- Revenue to end September of €1,875 million, up 3.9% and 1.3% on a like-for-like basis
At the end of September, gross gaming revenue (GGR) stood at €4,808 million, stable compared with 2022. After €3,044 million in public levies, net gaming revenue (NGR)3 totalled €1,771 million, up 0.8% based on a 2.0% increase in stakes.
Including income from other activities of €103 million, up more than 10% on a like-for-like basis, Group revenue to end September 2023 came to €1,875 million, up 3.9%.
On a like-for-like basis, sales rose by 1.3%. It rose 4.6%, in line with the first half, excluding Euromillions, which was particularly affected by the low number of high jackpot draws, especially in the 3rd quarter, and excluding Amigo, which was relaunched at the beginning of June with a revised formula in accordance with the regulator’s decision.
In the 3rd quarter, revenue totalled €586 million, down 1% and 3% on a like-for-like basis.
- By distribution channel and activity
- By distribution channel
Stakes in points of sale increased 0.8% to €13,278 million, supported by sports betting and instant games, and despite Amigo and Euromillions impact.
Digital stakes are continuing to grow, driven by all businesses. They were up 10.6% to €2,011 million, a performance attributable in large part to the increase in the number of players. Excluding Euromillions, online lottery stakes rose by more than 12%. Online stakes account for more than 13% of total stakes.
- Lottery
Lottery revenue totalled €1,407 million down 1.2%, based on a slight increase in stakes, but up 3% excluding Amigo and Euromillions.
Driven in particular by the success of launches and relaunches, such as Carré Or in January and Numéro Fétiche in May, instant games stakes rose by more than 4%.
The almost 6% drop in the stakes for draw games is attributable to the lower number of high jackpot Euromillions draws (19 at 2023 September-end compared to 32 at 2022 September-end), particularly noticeable in the third quarter, and the full impact of the new Amigo draw launched at the beginning of June and in line with the decision of the French National Gaming Authority.
Excluding Euromillions and Amigo, draw stakes are up 1% and lottery stakes more than 3% compared with 2022, an “exceptional” year for draw games, especially Euromillions with stakes up by almost +20% to the end of September 2022. Overall, the appeal of this game remains strong, with stakes up by almost +10% compared with 2019, following its relaunch in the first quarter of 2020.
The discrepancy between growth in stakes and growth in revenue is mainly due to Euromillions, which has a high rate of conversion of stakes into revenue.
- Sports betting and online gaming open to competition
Revenue of sports betting and online gaming open to competition totalled €360 million, an increase of 9.3% in line with growth in stakes. The player payout ratio in the third quarter is very close to that at the end of June and that recorded at the end of September 2022.
Business growth, strong both at the point of sale and online, benefited from the continuing momentum of the FIFA World Cup at the end of 2022, despite a slightly less favourable football calendar in the 3rd quarter of 2023.
The acquisitions of ZEturf and Premier Lotteries Ireland (PLI) strengthen FDJ’s model
- ZEturf completes FDJ’s online gaming offering, making it the 4th largest operator in the French sports betting and online gaming open to competition, with a market share of over 10%
ZEturf is the 2nd largest online horse betting operator in France, with a market share of around 20%. This acquisition enables the FDJ Group to become the 4th largest competitive online gaming operator in France (sports betting, horse betting and poker), with a market share of over 10%. Finalised at the end of September, this acquisition has been consolidated in FDJ’s accounts since 1 October.
In order to benefit fully from the potential of the merger with ZEturf and the synergies within its online business open to competition, and in accordance with the commitments made to the French Competition Authority, FDJ will adopt a new organisation for this business.
With 2022 revenue exceeding €50 million, ZEturf:
– Doubles the revenue of FDJ’s online gaming business open to competition;
– And will have an accretive effect on the sports betting and online gaming open to competition BU’s contribution margin from 2025.
- PLI: First step in the international B2C lottery with strong prospects
The acquisition of Premier Lotteries Ireland, the Irish national lottery operator, is a major step in the deployment of the FDJ Group’s international strategy. On 3 October, the Irish lottery regulator gave the go-ahead for the deal, which is due to be finalised in early November, when PLI will be consolidated by FDJ.
In 2022, Premier Lotteries Ireland recorded gross gaming revenue (GGR) of €399 million and revenue of €140 million, with an EBITDA margin comparable to that of FDJ.
The strategic plan currently being drawn up jointly aims to accelerate PLI’s growth and increase its profitability, based on sharing best practice between the two operators in order to:
– Capitalise on FDJ’s experience to drive PLI’s instant games portfolio;
– Boost the player base for draw games;
– And continue to improve the digital experience for Irish players.
2023 Outlook
In Q4, the Group expects:
– In sports betting and online gaming open to competition, sales virtually unchanged, reflecting the continued momentum since the start of the year, with a high basis for comparison due to the FIFA World Cup at the end of 2022;
– And for the lottery, sales growth driven by non-Amigo draw games, with several events including the launch of the EuroDreams draw game, and by instant games.
For 2023 as a whole, FDJ is targeting revenue growth of around 5%, i.e. between 1.5% and 2% on a like-for-like basis, with a current EBITDA margin rate maintained at around 24% thanks to tight control of costs.
– At the end of July, the Group had announced 2023 revenue growth targets of over 5%, and over 3% on a like-for-like basis, with a current EBITDA margin maintained at around 24%.
The Group will also benefit from a high level of financial income, expected to almost double the figure recorded at the end of June, and reiterates its commitment to distribute between 80% and 90% of its consolidated net income.
The Group’s next financial communication
The Group will report its 2023 results on Thursday, 15 February 2024, before market opening.
Appendix
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In millions of euros |
Q3 2023 |
Q3 2022 |
Var. |
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|
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Stakes |
4,802 |
4,945 |
-2,9% |
|
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o/w online stakes |
679 |
643 |
+5,6% |
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|
|
|||
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Revenue |
586 |
592 |
-1,1%* |
|
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o/w lottery |
449 |
478 |
-6,0% |
|
|
o/w sports betting and online gaming open to competition |
103 |
97 |
+6,4% |
|
*-3.4% vs. Q3 2022 pro forma, including the acquisitions of Aleda and L’Addtion
Alea
Alea receives two nominations at the SiGMA Europe Awards 2026
Alea, the igaming aggregattor, has been shortlisted in two categories at the upcoming SiGMA Europe Awards 2026, taking place on May 27th at the Malta Casino during one of the busiest weeks of the iGaming calendar.
The company has been nominated for Creative Excellence 2026 and Best Aggregator 2026.
The recognition comes during a year of continued growth for Alea, as the company expands its aggregation platform across global markets while continuing to invest in product development, infrastructure, and international expansion.
A Strong Presence Across NEXT.io Valletta
The awards also coincide with NEXT.io Valletta, where Alea will have a strong presence both on stage and across several side events taking place throughout the week.
Founder Alexandre Tomic will join the panel “Founders Anonymous – The Conversations That Don’t Make the Press Release,” focused on the realities behind building companies, from difficult decisions to fundraising and acquisitions.
On May 27th, Alexandre will also moderate “The Day the Lights Go Out,” an interactive keynote built around a simulated regulatory crisis scenario challenging industry leaders to react in real time to the sudden loss of major markets.
Later that same day, he will present “The World Under One Lens,” a keynote exploring what aggregation-scale data reveals about how the world actually plays: which markets are growing faster than expected, how player behaviour differs across regions, and why some of the industry’s biggest assumptions no longer match reality.
Beyond the Conference Floor
Alongside the conference agenda, Alea will once again sponsor the Ice Bath & Yoga/Breathwork session led by Neil Agius ahead of the event opening, as well as co-host an exclusive CXO dinner together with NEXT.io at Contessa Restaurant inside The Phoenicia Malta.
To close the week, Alea will also attend the BGaming Charity Gala in support of DAR Bjorn, continuing the company’s involvement in community initiatives taking place across the Malta event week.
About Alea
Alea is a leading iGaming aggregator, offering a customizable platform that provides operators worldwide with seamless access to over 23,000 games from 170+ top-tier providers through a single API integration.
Known for its innovative technology, Alea simplifies the integration journey and delivers a flexible, scalable solution designed to enhance game variety, player experience, and operational efficiency.
Alea is highly committed to a security-first infrastructure, ensuring reliability and trust at every level. In 2024, the company strengthened its cybersecurity framework through a strategic partnership with Continent 8 and achieved VAPT certification.
In addition to game aggregation, Alea has introduced Alea Pay, an exclusive payment gateway that further optimizes financial transactions. With a strong focus on security, compliance, and ongoing support, Alea continues to empower operators with cutting-edge tools to thrive in the evolving iGaming market.
For more information, visit www.alea.com.
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Betting in Brazil under credit restrictions and regulatory debates
The regulatory landscape of iGaming and electronic betting in Brazil is undergoing a profound realignment that combines high-level political tension, structural mental health metrics, and new financial payment barriers.
Bellow, the core pillars transforming the operational and compliance dynamics of the industry nationwide.
“If it were up to me, I would ban them all”
The online betting ecosystem has established itself as a central agenda item for the federal Executive branch.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ratified his intention to tighten controls over the marketing campaigns of digital platforms.
Speaking during an interview on EBC’s Sem Censura program, the president was direct in confirming his regulatory plans for advertisements, even revealing a drastic personal stance:
“If it were up to me, I would ban them all.”
However, the head of state recognized the institutional boundaries that limit his administration’s leverage over regulated economic activities, noting that the country’s governance depends on a tripartite system.
“I am not the owner of Brazil. I am part of a system of institutions that govern the country alongside the National Congress and the Judiciary,” he pointed out.
Legislative barriers and the electoral agenda
To illustrate the political complexity of industry oversight, Lula exposed the balance of power within the legislature, noting that his political base holds just 70 deputies out of 513 and 9 senators out of 81.
This correlation means that any unilateral veto by the Executive could easily be overturned by the Legislative branch, where the betting sector maintains significant political influence.
Despite these legislative hurdles, the government highlighted the progress made by the specialized secretariat within the Ministry of Finance, which has successfully deactivated over 90% of illegal gambling domains in the country, and confirmed that the moratorium on granting new operating licenses will extend until the end of the year.
The Executive signaled that market regulation will form an active part of upcoming political campaigns.
The focus will remain on linking digital betting to public health, considering that 1.3 million young citizens, mostly low-income, interact with these platforms, affecting family budgets and justifying containment measures such as the 12-month betting account freeze for individuals seeking to renegotiate their debts.
The New Desenrola initiative and the financial offensive against debt
As part of its macroeconomic strategy to curb household over-indebtedness, the Brazilian government launched the New Desenrola program.
The initiative aims to cut off indirect financing channels in gambling through Article 16, which strictly prohibits any credit operations that serve as a bridge to transfer resources to betting platforms.
The primary objective of the rule is to shut down the use of credit-linked Pix (Pix crédito) as a deposit method.
A technical audit conducted by Folha de S.Paulo revealed that despite the implementation of the rule, major tier-one entities such as Bradesco and Banco do Brasil kept the credit transfer feature available for betting deposits until mid-May.
This government concern is backed by CNC economic indicators, which place Brazil’s family debt index at a critical 80.4%, the highest proportion recorded since the historical data series began in 2010.
The mechanics of credit-linked Pix and the banking response
From the legal perspective of the financial system, credit-linked Pix qualifies technically as a post-paid payment method, given that the user finalizes the cash payment after the transaction rather than upfront.
Lacking specific standalone regulation from the Central Bank (BC), this tool operates under two internal commercial modalities handled by banks:
- Card-backed financing: The financial institution processes the charge on the customer’s credit card limit, deducts operational service fees, and sends an immediate cash transfer via Pix to the recipient. If the user fails to clear their monthly statement, they enter the revolving credit interest pool.
- Direct personal loans: The bank approves an interest-bearing personal loan for the consumer, instantly routing the credit capital generated from the operation to the destination commercial establishment.
Faced with this scenario, most commercial banks chose to block these movements once internal compliance systems flag that the destination corporate ID (CNPJ) belongs to the list of 85 licensed operators published by the Ministry of Finance. Instead, they enforce corporate Pix QR codes restricted to cash transactions and emit risk alerts through platforms like Nubank and PicPay.
Regulatory oversight vacuums and operator reactions
Although the regulatory framework mandates fines of up to R$ 2 billion and license suspensions for betting houses that accept post-paid payment methods, operators represented by the IBJR and the ANJL clarified that they possess no technical means to filter out credit-linked Pix.
Because the financing is cleared entirely within the internal banking environment, the funds reach betting accounts as a standard instant bank transfer, shifting the responsibility of transaction filtering back to the financial institutions.
For its part, the monetary authority has yet to define the definitive inspection framework. The Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA) of the Ministry of Finance holds the power to penalize gambling platforms but lacks the legal jurisdiction to discipline commercial banks.
Legal experts point to a regulatory vacuum that requires a new ordinance to empower the SPA to audit not only betting operators, but also their intermediary payment providers.
Constitutional litigation and the defense of the regulated industry
Regulatory friction has also shifted to the judicial and federal arenas.
The National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) filed a Direct Action of Unconstitutionality (ADI 7971) before the Supreme Federal Court (STF) against Law 16.508/2026 enacted by the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
The provincial statute imposes severe restrictions on the marketing campaigns of iGaming platforms within state lines.
The association representing the regulated market argues that the state government violates Article 22 of the Federal Constitution, which grants the exclusive competence to legislate on telecommunications and commercial advertising solely to the Federal Union.
The case was assigned to Supreme Court Justice Cármen Lúcia, and the industry is seeking an urgent preliminary injunction to prevent a chaotic fragmentation of regional advertising laws from ultimately strengthening unregulated, offshore black-market domains.
Aligning with the sector’s institutional defense, André Gelfi, Director of the Brazilian Responsible Gaming Institute (IBJR), warned about the dangers of turning the regulated betting industry into a “convenient scapegoat” for household default trends.
Gelfi argued that political debates routinely generalize the activity without differentiating authorized environments from clandestine networks.
The director advocated for “Smart Regulation” sustained by behavioral user monitoring, financial education, and technical actions aimed exclusively at the illegal market.
Market indicators: tax collection and self-exclusions
The consolidation of the legal market in the country shows a direct impact on state coffers.
According to the official balance sheet of the Federal Revenue Office (Receita Federal), obtained via the Access to Information Law, the federal government collected R$ 4.17 billion from gaming and lotteries during the first quarter of 2026.
Within this fiscal pool, licensed online fixed-odds betting platforms generated R$ 1.15 billion, consolidating sports betting as a stable source of federal revenue for the National Treasury.
In parallel with economic growth, responsible gaming mechanisms are recording unprecedented activity. In its first five months of operation, the central platform of the Ministry of Finance processed 519,000 player requests for self-exclusion from digital betting environments.
The report details that the system absorbs an average of 144 requests per hour, with 40% of cases based on a loss of behavioral control over gambling, demonstrating the active adoption of these compliance tools by consumers to curb addiction.
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Apuestas en Brasil bajo restricciones de crédito y debates regulatorios
El mercado de iGaming y apuestas electrónicas en Brasil enfrenta una fase de fuerte intervención institucional.
A medida que el gobierno federal implementa políticas macroeconómicas para mitigar el endeudamiento familiar mediante el bloqueo de herramientas de financiamiento alternativo, el sector lidia con debates sobre la publicidad, un incremento en los mecanismos de salud mental y el crecimiento de la recaudación fiscal.
Tensiones políticas y el debate sobre la publicidad de cara a las campañas
El ecosistema de las apuestas online se ha consolidado como un tema central en la agenda política del Poder Ejecutivo.
El presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ratificó su intención de endurecer los controles sobre las acciones de marketing de las plataformas digitales.
Durante una entrevista en el programa Sem Censura de la EBC en Brasil, el mandatario fue directo al confirmar sus planes de regulación publicitaria e incluso manifestó una postura personal drástica: “Si de mí dependiera, las prohibiría todas”.
No obstante, el propio jefe de Estado reconoció las fronteras institucionales que limitan su margen de acción frente a la actividad económica regulada, recordando que la gobernabilidad del país depende de un engranaje tripartito.
“No soy el dueño de Brasil. Formo parte de un sistema de instituciones que gobiernan el país junto al Congreso Nacional y el Poder Judicial”, puntualizó.
Las barreras legislativas y la agenda electoral
Para ilustrar la complejidad política de la fiscalización del juego, Lula expuso la distribución de fuerzas en el Parlamento brasileño, señalando que su base cuenta apenas con 70 diputados de 513 y 9 senadores de 81.
Esta correlación implica que cualquier veto unilateral del Ejecutivo podría ser derribado fácilmente por el Poder Legislativo, donde el sector de las apuestas mantiene una influencia considerable.
A pesar de estas limitaciones, el gobierno destacó los avances de la secretaría especial del Ministerio de Hacienda, que ha logrado desactivar más del 90% de los dominios ilegales en el territorio, y confirmó que la moratoria para otorgar nuevas licencias operativas se extenderá hasta finales de año.
El Ejecutivo adelantó que el marco regulatorio formará parte activa de los debates en las próximas campañas electorales.
El foco se mantendrá en vincular las apuestas a la salud pública, considerando que 1.3 millones de jóvenes, en su mayoría de bajos ingresos, interactúan con estas plataformas.
Esto impacta en la economía familiar y justifica medidas de contención como el congelamiento de cuentas por 12 meses para quienes busquen sanear sus deudas.
El nuevo Desenrola y la ofensiva contra el endeudamiento
Como parte de su estrategia macroeconómica para frenar el apalancamiento financiero de la población, el gobierno de Brasil lanzó el programa Nuevo Desenrola.
La iniciativa busca cerrar los canales de financiamiento indirecto en el juego mediante su artículo 16, el cual prohíbe de forma taxativa cualquier operación crediticia que sirva de puente para transferir recursos económicos hacia plataformas de apuestas.
El objetivo principal de la norma es clausurar el uso del “Pix crédito” como herramienta de depósito.
Una auditoría técnica realizada por el diario Folha de S.Paulo reveló que, a pesar de la vigencia de la norma, entidades de gran envergadura como Bradesco y Banco do Brasil mantuvieron habilitada la opción de transferencias a crédito para apuestas hasta mediados de mayo. Es
ta preocupación gubernamental se respalda en indicadores de la CNC, que sitúan el índice de endeudamiento familiar de Brasil en un crítico 80.4%, la cifra más alta registrada desde el inicio de la medición en 2010.
Pix crédito y la postura bancaria
Desde la perspectiva legal del mercado financiero, el Pix crédito califica técnicamente como un método de pago pospagado, ya que el usuario liquida la obligación después de la transacción y no con fondos disponibles.
Al no contar con una regulación específica del Banco Central (BC), esta herramienta opera bajo dos modalidades comerciales que los bancos manejan de forma interna:
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Financiamiento vía tarjeta: La entidad financiera procesa el cargo en el cupo de la tarjeta de crédito del cliente, descuenta las tasas operativas y envía el dinero en efectivo vía Pix al destinatario. Si el usuario no cubre el saldo de su tarjeta, ingresa al esquema de intereses rotativos.
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Préstamo directo: El banco aprueba un crédito personal con tasas de interés al consumidor, derivando el capital de forma inmediata al comercio de destino.
Ante este panorama, la mayoría de los bancos comerciales optaron por bloquear estos movimientos cuando los sistemas detectan que el CNPJ receptor coincide con la lista de 85 operadores autorizados por el Ministerio de Hacienda, implementando códigos QR corporativos exclusivos para transacciones de contado y emitiendo alertas a través de plataformas como Nubank y PicPay.
El vacío en la fiscalización y la reacción de los operadores
A pesar de que el marco regulatorio prevé multas de hasta R$ 2.000 millones y la suspensión de licencias para las casas de apuestas que admitan pagos pospagados, los operadores nucleados en el IBJR y la ANJL aclararon que no poseen herramientas técnicas para filtrar el Pix crédito.
Al procesarse la financiación dentro del entorno bancario, el dinero llega a las cuentas de las apuestas como una transferencia común de contado, lo que traslada la responsabilidad de la contención directamente a las entidades bancarias.
Por su parte, las autoridades monetarias aún no definen el esquema definitivo de inspección. La Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas (SPA) del Ministerio de Hacienda tiene la potestad de sancionar a las plataformas, pero carece de jurisdicción sobre los bancos.
Especialistas legales señalan un vacío regulatorio que requiere de una nueva ordenanza que faculte a la SPA para auditar no solo a los operadores de juego, sino también a sus proveedores financieros intermedios.
Conflictos legales y defensa de la industria regulada
La fricción regulatoria también se trasladó al plano judicial y federal. La Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías (ANJL) presentó ante el Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) la Acción Directa de Inconstitucionalidad (ADI 7971) en contra de la Ley 16.508/2026 del estado de Río Grande del Sur. Dicha norma regional impone restricciones severas a las campañas publicitarias de las plataformas de iGaming.
La entidad que agrupa al sector regulado sostiene que el gobierno estatal viola el artículo 22 de la Constitución de la República, el cual reserva de manera exclusiva a la Unión Federal la competencia para legislar sobre telecomunicaciones y publicidad comercial.
El caso quedó bajo el análisis de la ministra Cármen Lúcia, y la industria busca una medida cautelar urgente para evitar que la fragmentación legal de los estados termine fortaleciendo los canales del juego ilegal offshore.
En sintonía con la defensa del sector, André Gelfi, director del Instituto Brasileño de Juego Responsable (IBJR), advirtió sobre los peligros de transformar a la industria regulada en un “chivo expiatorio” de los problemas de default de las familias. Gelfi argumentó que los debates políticos suelen generalizar la actividad sin diferenciar los entornos autorizados de las redes clandestinas.
El directivo abogó por la implementación de una “Regulación Inteligente” sustentada en el monitoreo del comportamiento del usuario, educación financiera y bloqueos técnicos dirigidos exclusivamente al mercado ilegal.
Recaudación fiscal y autoexclusiones
La consolidación del mercado legalizado en el país muestra un impacto directo en las arcas del Estado. De acuerdo con el balance oficial de la Receita Federal gestionado a través de la Ley de Acceso a la Información, el gobierno federal recaudó R$ 4.170 millones en el sector de juegos y loterías durante el primer trimestre de 2026.
Dentro de este universo fiscal, las plataformas online de cuota fija aportaron R$ 1.150 millones, consolidando a las apuestas deportivas como una de las fuentes de ingresos más estables para el Tesoro Nacional.
Paralelamente al crecimiento económico, los mecanismos de juego responsable registran una actividad sin precedentes. En sus primeros cinco meses de operaciones, la plataforma centralizada del Ministerio de Hacienda procesó 519.000 solicitudes de autoexclusión de usuarios de entornos digitales.
El reporte detalla que el sistema absorbe un promedio de 144 solicitudes por hora, y el 40% de los casos se fundamenta en la pérdida de control conductual sobre el juego, lo que demuestra la adopción activa de estas herramientas por parte de los consumidores para la prevención de la ludopatía.
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