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Analysis

Altenar explains Why Illegal Betting Still Thrives in Brazil’s Regulated Market

Monday 28 de July 2025 / 12:00

2 minutos de lectura

(Douglas).- Brazil launched its regulated betting market with high hopes and strong early adoption, but the continued strength of the black market shows that legality has yet to outshine informality.

Altenar explains Why Illegal Betting Still Thrives in Brazil’s Regulated Market

On January 1, 2025, Brazil officially switched on its regulated betting market under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance and the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets (SPA). Within weeks, major global operators like Superbet and Bet MGM secured licenses, and legal platforms quickly surpassed even Instagram in national web traffic. However, the early optimism contrasts with a troubling reality: the illegal market not only remains active but continues to thrive, with around 80% of blocked sites still accessible.

Despite domain blacklists and new financial controls, unlicensed operators persist using mirror sites, Telegram groups, and social media workarounds. For many users, smoother user experiences, fewer restrictions, and financial incentives keep illegal platforms attractive. Fragmented enforcement and slow implementation are limiting the effectiveness of Brazil’s regulatory push. The challenge now isn’t just drafting policy—it’s executing it with the technology, coordination, and incentives needed to make the legal market a truly competitive alternative.

Brazil isn’t the only Latam market wrestling with regulation versus reality. Across the region, similar tensions between enforcement and accessibility are playing out in real time. 

In markets where speed, flexibility, and local precision separate winners from everyone else, Altenar delivers more than compliance. It empowers legal operators to respond with the same agility as offshore rivals - minus the risk. From tailored sportsbook architecture to real-time localisation, our advanced technology helps partners not just enter regulated Latam markets but also outperform them.

Read full article By Ian Macintyre here

Categoría:Analysis

Tags: Altenar,

País: Isle of Man

Región: EMEA

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