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.

Evento reúne a expertos y autoridades para debatir el futuro del iGaming en Brasil

El asesor jurídico de la Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías, Bernardo Freire, representa a la entidad en el CGS Brasília.

CGS Brasília es uno de los principales encuentros de la industria de iGaming y apuestas en Brasil, que reúne a expertos y autoridades para discutir los caminos de la regulación y la innovación en el sector.

Este evento se celebra en Brasília los días 5 y 6 de mayo. Bernardo Freire participa en los paneles “Publicidad: ¿problema o herramienta de protección?”.

Este panel aborda los límites y el potencial de la publicidad como instrumento para diferenciar el mercado legal del ilegal, incorporando experiencias internacionales.

Otro tema – “Mercados de predicción en Brasil: innovación, regulación y el futuro de las apuestas basadas en información”, analiza la innovación, la inteligencia de datos y el papel de la tecnología y la inteligencia artificial en la integridad de estos mercados.

Las discusiones también cuentan con la participación de Fabio Macorin, secretario adjunto de la Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas, y Hugo Leite, Business & Government Relations Executive en GLI.

La agenda del evento también incluye debates sobre los impactos económicos en el mercado regulado, la seguridad jurídica y el futuro del gaming en Brasil.

Esta participación refuerza el compromiso de la asociación de contribuir activamente a un entorno regulatorio transparente e innovador, capaz de proteger a los consumidores y fomentar el desarrollo sostenible del sector.

ANJL

Fundada en marzo de 2023, la Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías defiende los intereses de sus asociados, del sector y del juego responsable e íntegro, promoviendo el deporte, la seguridad en las apuestas y el desarrollo económico del país.

National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) takes part in CGS Brasília and reinforces the importance of regulation and innovation in the sector.

The event brings together experts and authorities to discuss the future of iGaming in Brazil.

The legal advisor of the National Association of Games and Lotteries, Bernardo Freire, is representing the association at CGS Brasília, one of the leading iGaming and betting industry events in Brazil

The gathers experts and authorities to discuss the future of regulation and innovation in the sector.

The event takes place in Brasília on May 5 and 6. Bernardo Freire is participating in the panels “Advertising: problem or protection tool?”,.

The panel explores the limits and potential of advertising as a means of distinguishing the legal market from the illegal one, bringing international perspectives.

The other panel “Prediction Markets in Brazil: innovation, regulation and the future of information-based betting”, will discusses innovation, data intelligence and the role of technology and artificial intelligence in ensuring the integrity of prediction markets.

The panels also featured participation from Fabio Macorin, deputy secretary of the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting, and Hugo Leite, Business & Government Relations Executive at GLI.

The event agenda also includes discussions on the economic impacts on the regulated market, legal certainty and the future of gaming in Brazil.

The participation reinforces the association’s commitment to actively contributing to a transparent and innovative regulatory environment capable of protecting consumers and fostering the sustainable development of the sector.

The ANJL

Founded in March 2023, the National Association of Games and Lotteries advocates for the interests of its members, the industry and responsible and fair gaming, always guided by the promotion of sports, betting security and contributions to the country’s economic development.