iGaming, also known as online casino games, refers to gambling conducted remotely via the internet. In a significant move, the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil has finally approved bill 3,626/2023, which regulates gambling and reintroduces iGaming after its temporary removal by the Senate. This is quite similar to what they do in Thailand.
The vote on December 21 marked the conclusion of the bill’s approval process, initiated by the Senate on December 12. The new law introduces changes to taxation, capping gross gaming revenue (GGR) from games at 12% and imposing a 15% tax on player’s net winnings (to be paid annually).
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The regulations are expected to come into effect by July 15, 2024, following final approval by the president.
Licensees will be required to pay an initial fee of up to 30,000,000 Brazilian reals, granting them the right to operate multiple brands, up to a maximum of 5. Unlicensed operators will not be allowed to advertise in Brazil. So, apparently, it looks like Brazil is going to be a promising GEO for promoting gambling along with some other Tier 3 countries.
The bill awaits final approval by the country’s president.
The situation in Brazil is different compared to Nigeria where Google prohibited all gambling ads.
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