By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGamingToday reported that ANJL discussed a draft ordinance revising Brazil’s sports betting authorisation framework. The proposal would replace the current rules under SPA’s Ordinance 827/2024.
The draft would change the framework used to authorise sports betting operators.
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