The study also shows that 80.6% of bettors spend up to R$ 100 (US$18.5) per month, while 1.7% spend more than R$ 1,000 (US$185) per month.
According to the Ministry of Finance, in the first half of this year, sports betting and online gaming companies generated R$ 17.4 billion (US$3.2bn) in revenue.
The data will be presented this Wednesday (26) at the CBF Academy Summit 2025, which will bring together major figures in the sports industry to discuss strategies and innovations that will shape the future of football in Brazil.
With a high-level program, the Summit will offer exclusive insights through panels and lectures led by renowned professionals, covering topics ranging from behind-the-scenes dynamics of major competitions to the social impact and digital transformations revolutionizing the sport.
The topic of sports betting will be discussed at 3 p.m. during the event. The panel “Football and Sports Betting: Regulation, Opportunities, and Uncertainties” will be moderated by Alcino Rocha, Secretary-General of the Brazilian Football Confederation, and will feature the following speakers:
* Régis Dudena – Secretary of Prizes and Betting (SPA), Ministry of Finance
* Luís Otávio Veríssimo – President of the Superior Court of Sports Justice for Football
* Eduardo Gussem – Integrity Officer, Brazilian Football Confederation
For more information about the Summit, click here.
Source: GMB
