G3 Newswire

    Premier Padel selects iGame Media as exclusive betting data and betting streaming technology and distribution partner

    Premier Padel has appointed iGame Media as its exclusive official partner for betting data and live streaming. This partnership will cover the Qatar Airways Premier Padel tour, encompassing over 2,400 matches from the 2027 season onwards, making official betting products for padel available to sportsbooks for the first time.

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    Brazil betting industry files Supreme Court challenge to Lula ban

    Brazil's betting industry, represented by the National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL), has filed a direct action of unconstitutionality before the Supreme Federal Court (STF). This challenge targets Provisional Measure No. 1,394, which bans the operation, offer, intermediation, and advertising of fixed-odds betting. The filing, ADI 8,027, occurred on September 28th.

    Premier Padel selects iGame Media

    iGame Media has been appointed Premier Padel's exclusive official partner for betting data and live streaming. This agreement covers over 2,400 matches annually from the 2027 season, providing sportsbooks and prediction markets with access to official padel betting products for the first time.

    Coljuegos health collections rise 39% through August on sports betting growth in Colombia

    Colombia's gambling regulator Coljuegos collected COP977.220 billion for the country's subsidized health system from January to August, a 39.38% increase year-over-year. This growth, representing an additional COP276.099 billion, is primarily attributed to the robust performance of sports betting. The figures demonstrate significant revenue generation from the regulated gambling sector for public health funding.

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    Brazil sets 6 October deadline for betting market shutdown

    Brazil has set an October 6 deadline for the shutdown of its regulated betting market, with operators prohibited from accepting new deposits and required to disable their websites and applications. Provisional Measure No. 1,394, signed by President Lula da Silva, bans the operation, offering, and intermediation of fixed-odds betting throughout the country. This measure outlines the timeline for the complete cessation of licensed betting activities.

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    Brazil betting industry weighs Supreme Court challenge to Lula ban

    The Brazilian betting industry is preparing a legal challenge against the newly imposed gambling ban and associated website shutdowns, with operators considering a Supreme Court appeal. This coordinated response follows President Lula da Silva's signing of Provisional Measure No. 1,394, which prohibits various betting activities. Operators aim to prevent their platforms from being closed down by the October 6 deadline.

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    Brazil puts banks and technology platforms at centre of betting crackdown

    Brazil's government is implementing a new enforcement regime targeting illegal betting, placing responsibilities on banks, payment institutions, telecom companies, app stores, and internet platforms. Provisional Measure No. 1,394 prohibits fixed-odds betting nationwide, including services offered from abroad to Brazilian residents, after the licensed market closes. This significantly broadens the scope of entities involved in combating unauthorized gambling operations.

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    Lula signs measure banning online betting in Brazil

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed a provisional measure to ban online betting, initiating the shutdown of the country's regulated fixed-odds sports wagering and virtual casino games industry. The government cited concerns about protecting families from gambling-related debt and social harms as the basis for the prohibition.