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Study reveals that the illegal market share in the betting sector fell in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025.

Betting The 13.08.26

Betting: 77% of bettors admit to irregular conduct in Brazil.

A study reveals that half of the users committed at least two infractions, constituting illegal gambling even after the sector was regulated.

Betting, Featured The 11.08.26

Study reveals that the illegal market share in the betting sector fell in the first half of 2026 compared to 2025.

A survey conducted by LCA and Instituto Locomotiva at the request of IBJR estimates that the incidence of gambling on clandestine platforms is between 38% and 44%, reinforcing the results of the combat measures adopted by the Federal Government; check out the studies.

Operation Misfortune may contribute to reducing illegal online gambling operations.

Betting The 21.02.26

The illegal betting market generates up to R$40 billion per year and represents 51% of the sector.

A survey by Massonetto Sociedade de Advogados reveals that irregular platforms generate revenues between R$ 26 billion and R$ 40 billion annually in Brazil, according to a study released in February.

The impact of bets on the economy will be the topic of an extraordinary meeting of the CNI (National Confederation of Industry) with the presentation of an industrial manifesto.

Betting The 27.10.25

The impact of bets on the economy will be the topic of an extraordinary meeting of the CNI (National Confederation of Industry) with the presentation of an industrial manifesto.

The National Industry Forum will discuss on Tuesday the results of a survey on sports betting conducted by the Locomotiva Institute at the request of ABIA with the support of the confederation.