The Brazilian gambling industry has recently seen a continuous rise in popularity, especially over the past two years, during which its appeal has remained high and noteworthy. There is currently no conclusion on when this heat will cool down. According to conversations between TC-Gaming editors and their colleagues, the Brazilian gambling market still maintains strong attraction. This sustained popularity can be attributed to several factors: first, Brazil has legalized online gambling, providing a favorable legal environment for industry development; second, the Philippines' policy banning POGO.

However, despite the legalization of online gambling in Brazil, many gambling practitioners still do not fully understand Brazil's gambling policies and licensing system. For gambling practitioners, fully understanding the local gambling laws and regulations and operational requirements in Brazil is a crucial step in entering the Brazilian gambling market. It is important to invest time and effort to thoroughly study Brazil's gambling regulations, understand the process and requirements for applying for a license, and grasp the specific details of compliant operations. Only by doing so can one develop steadily in Brazil.

The current state of gambling in Brazil in recent years

In recent years, Brazil's gambling industry has shown a vigorous growth trend.With the passage of the 2018 Sports Betting Legalization Act, Brazil's gambling market has begun to welcome new opportunities, and many international gambling companies have started shifting their market focus to Brazil.At the same time, the Brazilian government is also actively promoting the process of legalizing gambling-related laws and regulations.On one hand, with government support, and on the other hand, with increased investment from international gamblingcompanies.It can be said that currently, Brazilian gambling appears to have a promising market outlook, but the accompanying Brazilian gambling regulations and oversight may undergo complex developments.But anyway, the TC Gaming editor will do their best.Explain the current state of physical casinos, offline betting, and online betting in Brazil's gambling market, incorporating the latest licensing policies and timelines.

The current state of physical casinos in Brazil

As of 2024, Brazil does not have any legal physical casinos. Brazil has banned physical casinos since 1946, and this ban has lasted for decades. The law prohibits casinos and most forms of gambling nationwide. However, in recent years, Brazilian politicians have begun discussing whether to reopen physical casinos to boost economic development, particularly driven by the demand in the tourism sector. Consequently, Brazilian authorities have also been discussing amendments to gambling-related laws and regulations, especially after Brazil passed a law legalizing sports betting in 2018.

News about physical casinos in Brazil:

1. September 4, 2024: Brazilian Tourism Minister Celso Sabino believes that the vote on casino legalization will bring a welcome boost to the country's tourism industry.
2. June 20, 2024: The Brazilian Justice and Citizenship Commission (CCJ) approved a bill that legalizes casinos, bingo games, gambling, and horse racing betting in Brazil.However, after this bill was submitted to the Brazilian Senate, it remains unresolved to this day.
3. 2022: Brazilian lawmakers voted to legalize gambling: this includes online gambling and casinos: all 26 states in Brazil allow casinos to be established in the form of integrated resorts.São Paulo can have up to three casinos, while Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Bahia can have up to two casinos each.All other states can each have a comprehensive resort.Casino licenses will be issued through a bidding process, with the highest bidder receiving the license.Casino operators must pay a license fee of 600,000 Brazilian reais (89,100 GBP/106,800 EUR/119,700 USD) for each licensed establishment.

So, currently, Brazil still does not have any physical casinos. However, if laws and regulations are further relaxed, it is possible that casinos may appear in Brazil in the future, especially in cities where the tourism industry is more developed. The outside world generally believes that this bill will pass; after all, even in the case of marijuana legalization, Brazilian authorities did not have much opposition. At the same time, online gambling is already legal in Brazil. Therefore, the legalization of physical casinos should not be far off

Current State of Online Gambling in Brazil

Since 2018, the Brazilian gambling industry has undergone a significant turning point, as Brazilian authorities passed regulations for both online and offline sports betting, allowing local companies to legally operate online and offline sports betting. However, the specific operational framework and details were not fully developed until 2022.

Key news related to online gambling in Brazil since 2022:

1. February 2022: Brazilian lawmakers voted to legalize gambling.Gambling operators will pay taxes at 15% of their total gambling revenue.Operators are not allowed to obtain two licenses in the same state, and a single gambling operator cannot hold more than five licenses in total.

2. May 2022: The Brazilian Secretariat for Evaluation, Planning, Energy and Lottery (SECAP) announced the country's sports betting regulations.

   The number of licenses issued is unlimited, with a validity period of five years.

   Operators must pay a license fee of 22.2 million Brazilian reais (£3.6 million/€4.2 million/$4.4 million).

   Operators headquartered abroad must establish subsidiaries in Brazil and must have "sufficient capital and economic and financial capacity" to operate.

3. December 2023: The Brazilian House of Representatives finally approved the regulation of the gambling industry—including online gambling. Gamblers will only need to pay taxes once a year, with a tax rate of 15% on net winnings.
4. January 2024: Brazilian Gambling Regulations: Taxation on gambling operators will be 12% of total gambling revenue.
5. January 2024: The licenses will be issued for a period of five years, and companies will need to pay up to 30 million Brazilian reais to obtain licenses for three brands—two fewer than previously expected.Previously, it was said to be 5.There must also be a Brazilian board member who will hold at least 20% of the company's equity.
6. January 2024: Brazil's regulated gambling market is scheduled to launch on January 1, 2025.
7. August 2024: The priority window for Brazilian gambling license applications has closed, with a total of 113 applications received.At the same time, influencers are prohibited from advertising for online gambling.
8. September 2024: In mid-September, the Brazilian government announced Normative Act No. 1475, planning to take enforcement action against operators who fail to submit their license applications by October 1.Only those companies that are already active and have applied for a license are allowed to continue operating during the transition period from October 1 to December 31.This will continue until the launch of the legal online market on January 1, 2025.
9. October 2024: The Brazilian Gambling and Betting Department (SPA) has ordered the national telecommunications provider Anatel to block 2,040 illegal gambling websites.The list includes those gambling websites whose operators did not apply for a gambling license before the September 30 deadline set by the regulatory authority.
10. October 2024: Brazil's SPA has now released an updated list, increasing the number of licensed gambling operators to 93, with 205 brands now considered legal.

Brazilian online gambling licenses and timeline

The licensing process for Brazil's gambling market is gradually unfolding, and here are the key milestones:

• 2018: The Brazilian president signed a law allowing the legalization of online and offline sports betting, but the regulatory framework remains unclear.:
• 2020-2022: The Brazilian government began to accelerate the development of the gambling regulatory framework and started to clarify the details of the license application process.
• 2022: The sports betting licensing system began to be implemented, requiring online betting platforms to apply for licenses and comply with Brazil's regulatory requirements.
• 2023: The transition period for the formal implementation of gambling regulations has been established.
• 2024: The transition period will end by the end of December 2024, and Brazil's regulated gambling market is scheduled to launch on January 1, 2025.

Brazil's gambling industry is undergoing a significant transformation.The legalization of physical casinos is still under discussion, while offline lotteries and sports betting have already become legal forms.Online gambling has also been legally recognized and has attracted a large number of international operators.While the government continuously improves the regulatory framework, Brazil's gambling market is gradually becoming the focus of attention for the global gambling industry.Under the support of the new economic and legal framework.But it is also undeniable that Brazil's gambling regulations have some variability; for example, the previously mentioned 15% and 18% taxes have now been changed to 12%.One moment they remove iGaming, and just a few days later, they add it back to the list of legal activities. These actions reflect the volatility of Brazil's gambling regulations, so gambling operators need to prepare for such unpredictability before entering Brazil.

Brazilian sports and igaming ratio prediction

According to the latest forecasts, Brazil's sports betting market will show significant growth by 2025, and it is expected to surpass igaming to become the dominant force.Specifically, sports betting is expected to account for 55% of Brazil's total iGaming revenue (GGR), and the significant position and immense potential of sports betting in the Brazilian market can be said to be unshakeable.

Among other types of gambling, slot games will also occupy a considerable market share, expected to reach 27% of Brazil's GGR by 2025.Although live casinos and other online games have smaller shares, they are still important components of the market, accounting for 6% and 12% of the shares, respectively.

Research institutions have pointed out that in this country with a deep-rooted football culture, football-related betting accounts for 86% of the sports betting GGR and 78% of the total turnover.Brazil's football tradition is closely related to its passion, and the impact of sports culture on the betting market is profound.

The sports betting habits of Brazilians

• 50% of online sports bettors place bets on sports events every week.
• 21% of gamblers place bets every day.
• 29% of gamblers say they occasionally place bets.
• In-game betting, its turnover is 60%,
• The pre-match betting turnover is 40%.

The impact of religion on gambling in Brazil

As Brazil's long-awaited igaming and sports betting regulations are finally introduced, we delve into the profound impact of religion on Brazil's gambling landscape and how this influence has shaped the progress of gambling legislation.Religion plays a crucial role in Brazilian society, with its influence not only evident in daily life but also extending to policy-making, particularly in the gambling sector.

1. The religious landscape of Latin America: In this land, the Christian faith is deeply rooted, with the proportion of believers exceeding 80%.This large group of believers is mainly composed of Catholics and Evangelicals, and their beliefs significantly influence decision-making at all levels of society.
2. Religious Freedom and Influence in Brazil: Although the Brazilian Constitution guarantees religious freedom and even designates January 21 as a national holiday to commemorate religion, the influence of religion on policy-making is uniquely prominent among Latin American countries.Brazil's gambling policy is a striking example of how religious beliefs can profoundly influence the legislative process.
3. The Universality of Faith: The findings of the "2023 Global Religious Study" are remarkable. Among the 26 countries surveyed, the proportion of Brazilian citizens who believe in God or supernatural forces is as high as 89%, ranking first.This data not only reflects the devout faith of the Brazilian people but also indicates that this faith has deeply permeated the country's political system.
4. The Long-term Impact of Religion on Gambling Laws: The influence of religion on Brazil's gambling laws has a long history, and its impact extends far beyond recent years.In 1946, driven by religious thought, Brazil completely banned gambling activities.Subsequently, bingo games were briefly legalized between 1994 and 2005, but were ultimately banned again.This repeated legislative change clearly demonstrates the enduring influence of religious beliefs in the process of formulating gambling policies.
5. The groundbreaking significance of the new law: The passage of Brazil's Gambling Bill No. 3,626/2023 in December 2023 has garnered widespread attention and positive reactions from all sectors of society.The passage of this bill not only marks a significant turning point in Brazil's gambling policy but also reflects the gradual change in social attitudes.For a long time, religious factors have been one of the main forces hindering the legalization of gambling, and the passage of this bill is a significant breakthrough in breaking this long-standing deadlock, opening a new chapter for the development of the Brazilian gambling industry.

Why did the editor of TC-Gaming suddenly bring up religion in Brazil? This is actually to highlight the potential volatility of Brazil's gambling policies. Religious beliefs play an important role in Brazilian society, and their influence extends not only to daily life but also to policy-making, especially in the gambling sector. This influence can lead to instability and unpredictability in policies.

As we discussed earlier, changes in Brazil's gambling regulations can occur quite frequently. For example, tax rates may be adjusted from 15% or 18% to 12%, or iGaming may be removed from the

Gaming operators need to:

1. Closely monitor the latest developments in Brazilian gaming regulations
2. Establish flexible business models to adapt to potential policy changes
3. Maintain close contact with local legal advisors to receive timely policy interpretations
4. Allocate sufficient financial buffers in their planning to cope with possible policy adjustments
5. Develop multiple contingency plans to address various policy change scenarios

In summary, in the Brazilian gaming market, which is full of opportunities but also uncertainties, being well-prepared and having contingency plans will be the key to success.

Brazil's payment methods

Payments are an indispensable part of online gambling platforms. With the rapid development of the Brazilian gambling market, reliable and diverse payment methods are one of the key points for gambling platform operators to attract and retain users.In Brazil, the payment ecosystem has gradually expanded from traditional bank transfers and credit card payments to more flexible and convenient digital payments and e-wallets.Today, the editor of TC-Gaming will discuss the payment methods available in Brazil.

Traditional payment methods in Brazil

Bank transfers (TED and DOC): Although bank transfers have always been a common payment method in Brazil, especially for large payments, they remain one of the main payment channels in the gambling industry. However, due to differences in overseas markets and banking systems, not all transactions are processed in real-time. Many banks have longer processing times and higher fees, and some do not process transactions on weekends.So bank payments are gradually no longer the first choice for gambling users.Gambling users are more inclined to choose instant payment methods, but bank transfers are still suitable for large deposits or withdrawals.

Boleto Bancário: Boleto, as a payment method unique to Brazil, is widely used on online gambling platforms.Gambling users can generate Boleto barcodes and pay at banks or convenience stores.This method is particularly accepted by users who do not have credit cards or e-wallet accounts. Although the processing time is slower (usually taking 1-3 business days), its popularity makes it an indispensable payment option in the gambling industry.

Brazilian Electronic Wallet Payment Methods

Before discussing Brazilian electronic wallets, the editor of TC Gaming would like to share a few recent news articles related to payments in Brazil:

• According to Brazil's new payment regulations for the oversight of iGaming and sports betting markets,

1. Operators will not be allowed to accept credit card or cryptocurrency payments from gamblers.
2. The regulations prohibit payments in the form of credit cards, cryptocurrencies, cash, payment slips, or checks.
3. Bets, withdrawals, and payments can only be made through electronic transfers between the operator's and the bettor's accounts.The account must be authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.
4. Operators are also not allowed to accept payments from accounts not registered with the bettor or transfers from third parties.
5. Regarding news related to Pix payments:

   September 2024: Roberto Campos Neto, the President of the Central Bank of Brazil, stated that since January, the use of Pix for betting transfers in Brazil has increased by 200%.

   October 2024: The Brazilian Institute for Responsible Gaming (IBJR) calls on the Brazilian government to reconsider the ban on using Pix for gambling, according to new payment rules established by Brazil to regulate the gambling and sports betting market.

What are the electronic wallets in Brazil?

1. PicPay: This is one of the largest e-wallets in Brazil, where users can make deposits, place bets, and withdraw bonuses.PicPay collaborates with multiple online gambling platforms to provide users with instant payment services, while also offering cashback and other promotional activities, attracting a large number of young users.
2. Mercado Pago: As one of the most popular payment platforms in Brazil and Latin America, Mercado Pago not only supports online shopping but is also widely used on gambling platforms.Its fast payment processing and secure system allow users to easily make deposits and withdrawals, enhancing the experience for gambling users.
3. PagSeguro: PagSeguro is a commonly used payment platform for small and medium-sized enterprises and gambling users in Brazil, supporting credit cards, bank transfers, and e-wallet payments.Its versatility makes it the preferred payment method for many online gambling platforms.
4. Pix: Since the Central Bank of Brazil launched Pix in 2020, this real-time payment system has quickly become the mainstream payment method across various industries, including the gambling industry.Pix allows users to complete deposit and withdrawal operations within 10 seconds, significantly reducing payment waiting times. Additionally, Pix's feature of not charging fees lowers costs for both the gaming platform and users.Nowadays, many Brazilian betting platforms have already adopted Pix as their preferred payment method. Especially among mobile betting users, Pix's convenience has been widely recognized.
5. PayPal: Although PayPal is not as popular in Brazil as it is in Europe and North America, it plays an important role in cross-border gambling payments.Especially when local users in Brazil participate in international gambling platforms, PayPal provides users with convenient foreign exchange conversion and fund management tools.
6. iti by Itaú: Launched by Itaú, one of Brazil's largest banks, it supports transfers, bill payments, and in-store payments, gradually gaining popularity among users.
7. The potential of cryptocurrency payments: Although cryptocurrencies have not yet become widely popular in Brazil, some advanced gaming platforms have already started accepting payments in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.Cryptocurrencies offer users anonymity and security, making them particularly attractive to gambling users who value privacy.As the legalization of cryptocurrencies progresses globally, Brazilian gambling platforms may further explore this payment method.
8. RecargaPay: Offers a variety of payment functions, including mobile top-ups, bill payments, buying and selling cryptocurrencies, etc., suitable for a wide range of daily transactions.

Brazil's payment market is rapidly transitioning to digital, especially with the launch of Pix, which has transformed the landscape of traditional payment methods.In addition to traditional bank transfers and credit cards, e-wallets like PicPay, Mercado Pago, and Nubank are also gradually becoming mainstream payment methods.

The situation of daily living expenses in Brazil

Because the wealth gap in Brazil is very large, the editor of Tiancheng Package Network can only describe the two major cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, but daily living expenses vary depending on the quality of life, rental location, and lifestyle.Therefore, the main living costs in these two cities can only be considered as a reference:圣保罗and里约热内卢这两个主要城市做描述，但日常生活开支因生活质量、租房位置和生活方式而有所不同。因此这两座城市的主要生活成本只能说做个参考：

Fast food and dining out expenses

• McDonald's/KFC and other fast food: In São Paulo and Rio, the price difference for international fast food chains is not significant.A McDonald's meal costs about 30 to 40 Brazilian reais (approximately 6 to 8 dollars).The prices at local casual dining restaurants are approximately 20 to 40 Brazilian reais, with little difference between the two cities.
• Dining at a restaurant: A simple lunch at an average restaurant in São Paulo costs around 40 to 60 Brazilian reais, while in Rio, it is slightly cheaper, costing about 35 to 55 Brazilian reais.

Rent in Brazil

• São Paulo: Rent is higher in the city center or upscale neighborhoods (such as Jardins, Vila Olímpia), with a one-bedroom apartment costing around 3500 to 6000 Brazilian Reais per month (approximately 700 to 1200 USD).In more affordable areas, rent is approximately 2000 to 3000 Brazilian reais.
• Rio de Janeiro: In popular areas such as Ipanema or Leblon, rents are similar to those in São Paulo, with one-bedroom apartments renting for 4,000 to 7,000 Brazilian reais (approximately 800 to 1,400 USD).In more remote areas, such as Tijuca or Botafogo, rent tends to be slightly lower, around 2500 to 4000 Brazilian Reais.

Brazil's water and electricity bills

• São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro: The difference in utility bills is small.The monthly cost of basic public services such as water, electricity, gas, and garbage disposal for an average household is approximately 400 to 600 Brazilian reais (about 80 to 120 US dollars), depending on electricity consumption, house size, and equipment usage.

Home internet and mobile phone bill

• Home broadband: In São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, home broadband fees are generally consistent, with monthly fees ranging from 100 to 200 Brazilian reais, depending on the speed and service provider (such as Claro, Vivo, or Oi).The usual internet speed provided is 100 Mbps or higher.
• Mobile plans: The mobile costs in the two cities are similar, with plans that include basic calls and 4G data costing between 50 to 100 Brazilian reais per month.

Transportation and costs

• Public transportation：

  São Paulo: The metro and bus systems are well-developed, with a one-way ticket costing 4.4 Brazilian reais.The monthly fare within the city is approximately 200 to 300 Brazilian Reais (about 40 to 60 US dollars).

  Rio de Janeiro: The subway fare is a bit high, with a one-way ticket costing 5.00 Brazilian reais.The monthly pass price is similar to that of São Paulo, approximately 220 to 320 Brazilian reais.

• Taxis and ride-sharing:

  Uber is very popular in both cities, with short trips costing around 15 to 30 Brazilian reais, depending on the distance and traffic conditions.

• Car and fuel expenses

  Owning a private car is quite expensive in both cities, especially when considering parking and traffic congestion issues.Fuel prices are approximately 6 to 8 Brazilian reais per liter (about 1.2 to 1.6 US dollars), and insurance costs around 200 to 500 Brazilian reais per month.Parking fees in the city center can also be quite high, especially in busy areas.

Some difficulties that a company might encounter when relocating to or operating in the Brazilian gambling market

If the betting companies shift their operational focus to Brazil, or if you operate the Brazilian betting market locally, you will encounter a series of operational challenges in addition to the opportunities.

The complex and ever-changing legal and regulatory environment

Although the legalization process of the Brazilian gambling industry is continuously advancing, the complexity and variability of gambling regulations remain the primary challenges faced by operators.Brazil's gambling laws are unstable, and policies change frequently.For example, the tax rate was once adjusted from 15% to 12%, and even the status of certain legal forms of gambling has changed over different periods, creating uncertainty for operators.

Furthermore, Brazil passed Decree No. 1475 in October 2024, which strictly mandates that unlicensed gambling websites must be blocked and prohibits influencers from advertising for unregistered gambling companies.This indicates Brazil's strong regulatory trend towards licensing and legal operations, and operators must constantly pay attention to regulatory updates to ensure compliance.

Strict license application requirements

The process for applying for a gambling license in Brazil is strict and expensive.Operators not only have to pay high license fees (approximately 22.2 million Brazilian reais per license), but they also need to establish subsidiaries in Brazil and meet local financial and capital requirements.This could become a significant barrier for some small and medium-sized betting companies to enter the market.So I can only affiliate with a licensed company.

Payment channel restrictions

Brazil's restrictions on payment channels for gambling also pose operational challenges.The new regulations introduced in 2024 prohibit gambling operators from accepting credit cards, cryptocurrencies, and cash payments, allowing bets and withdrawals only through bank-authorized electronic transfers.This restricts the payment methods for gambling platforms, particularly posing a significant challenge for international gambling operators that rely on cryptocurrency payments.

The market competition is fierce.

The potential of the Brazilian gambling market has attracted numerous global gambling operators, making the market competition exceptionally fierce.International betting companies are heavily investing, putting more pressure on local operators.Newly entering bookmakers need to compete for market share in a highly competitive environment, which means they need to offer highly attractive betting promotions and a better betting user experience.

Cultural and religious influences

Brazil is a country with deep religious beliefs, particularly with Catholics and Evangelicals holding significant positions in society.Religion holds a reserved, even opposing, stance towards gambling.Therefore, the promotion and advertising strategies for gambling must be cautious and careful, avoiding touching on religious sensitive issues, especially in certain conservative areas.At the same time, you should also keep an eye on the latest news and developments in the Brazilian gambling industry.

High tax rates and profit pressure

Brazil has relatively high tax rates for gambling operators, requiring them to pay 12% of their total revenue in taxes, which compresses the profit margins of gambling companies.Moreover, as competition intensifies, betting companies may have to attract users by increasing rewards and deposit promotions, while the costs of marketing channels also rise, which could put some pressure on the cash flow of betting companies.

Conclusion

The Brazilian gambling market continues to heat up, especially with the legalization of online gambling, making the industry a focal point for global gambling operators.This ongoing warming trend is not only due to policy openness but also the result of multiple factors working together.First of all, Brazil has a large population base and rapidly developing digital infrastructure, providing fertile ground for online gambling.Secondly, the government's gradually relaxed regulatory stance has created a favorable legal environment for industry development.In addition, the Philippines' policy to ban POGO (Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators) has led to the relocation of many gambling companies, further driving the prosperity of the market.These factors together have forged the immense potential of the Brazilian gaming market, attracting the attention of global gaming operators.

However, for gaming operators intending to conduct gambling business in Brazil, opportunities and challenges coexist.Understanding and responding to the complex and ever-changing gambling legal environment has become a top priority. This not only includes familiarizing oneself with existing regulations but also requires constant attention to policy trends in order to promptly adjust business strategies.Payment restrictions are another obstacle that needs to be overcome. Operators need to explore payment solutions that comply with regulatory requirements while ensuring that the user experience is not affected.Cultural sensitivity is also a factor that cannot be ignored. Considering Brazil's deep religious background, gambling promotions and marketing strategies need to be particularly cautious to avoid touching cultural taboos.Moreover, the higher tax rates have put profit pressure on operators, necessitating the optimization of operational efficiency to balance revenue.Therefore, gaming operators need to develop flexible gambling business strategies and maintain close cooperation with local legal advisors.At the same time, it is essential to have the ability to quickly respond to regulatory changes in order to establish a foothold in this promising market.

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