The betting house also highlighted that it believes that the current moment, with the imminent start of regulation in Brazil, requires the industry to unite to combat false information, given that this is a very sensitive market.
“We see a large number of people who are uninformed about Law 14,790 and the Ordinances of the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA). We understand that it is a gradual process, because nothing changes overnight. There was a gap of practically six years and things don't change overnight,” said Lucky Gaming, in a statement.
“We believe that the Brazilian government and SPA are on the right track. Going back to a deregulated market would cause chaos for all those who seek online gaming and sports betting as a form of entertainment,” the company emphasizes.
The president of ANJL, Plínio Lemos Jorge, celebrates the entry of Lucky Gaming and points out that ANJL has a rigorous membership process, precisely to ensure seriousness, integrity and commitment to the regulated market that is about to begin in Brazil.
“It is with great satisfaction that ANJL has opened its doors to betting houses that are committed to responsible gaming and are submitting to regulation. Next year, we will face several challenges, because for the first time our country will have a market with rules. We will experience a different scenario, in which it will be essential for operators to join forces to avoid any setbacks,” said Plínio.
Launched in March 2023, the National Association of Games and Lotteries defends the interests of its members, the sector and responsible and honest gaming, always guided by the promotion of sports, the security of bets and the contribution to the economic development of the country.
Among its members are Big Brazil, PagBet, Betnacional, Mr. Jack, Parimatch, BetFast, Aposta Ganha, Liderança Capitalização, Z.ro Bank, Propane, Paag, Clear Sale, BetBox tv, StarsPay, 1xBet, PG Soft, Jogalimpo, Oddfair, Responsa and Lucky Gaming.
Source: GMB
