During his participation, Cristiano Costa contributed to discussions on crucial topics for the industry, such as “Does player protection increase or reduce profit margins?”, “Responsible advertising: is it ethical to promote entertainment knowing that some will lose everything?” and “From transparency to innovation: strengthening trust in iGaming.”
For the executive, being with EBAC on an international stage reaffirms the institution’s mission to train professionals and companies committed to Responsible Gaming, while consolidating its position as a reference in the betting market.
“Being part of debates like this reinforces EBAC’s role in encouraging more conscious practices, balancing industry development with the protection of those who participate in it,” he emphasized.
SBC Summit Lisbon 2025 began on Tuesday (16) and runs until Thursday (18) in the Portuguese capital.
Recognized as one of the world’s largest gatherings in the sports betting, iGaming, and technology industries, the event brings together 30,000 visitors from 150 countries, more than 700 exhibitors, and a program spread across 135,000 m² — the largest edition in history.
The venue features themed areas dedicated to Sports Betting, Casino & iGaming, Media & Affiliates, Player Protection, and E-sports & Creators, along with special events such as the Affiliate Leaders Summit and the Payment Expert Summit.
EBAC
The Brazilian Support Company for Compulsive Gamblers (EBAC) works directly with bettors, providing psychological support procedures from screening to welcoming participants into a psychoeducational program.
The entity is also responsible for certifying companies in Responsible Gaming, ensuring that organizational procedures fully comply with legislation and that teams are trained to identify and manage bettors with an unfavorable profile for gambling disorder.
Source: GMB
