The lack of funds at the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) weakens efforts to combat illegal gambling, with industry insiders in Brazil warning that the legal market is under threat.

The Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) is facing a shortage of enforcement resources, severely affecting its ability to block illegal gambling websites. This has raised concerns within the industry about the effectiveness of the entire legal gambling framework, especially after ga

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The lack of funds at the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) weakens efforts to combat illegal gambling, with industry insiders in Brazil warning that the legal market is under threat.

The Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) has blocked more than 5,200 illegal websites.

Blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil: Anatel again requested an expansion of its powers

Anatel advocates expanding its powers to effectively block illegal bets.

Combatting Illegal Betting Platforms in Brazil: ANJL and Anatel Sign Collaboration Agreement

From Anatel, they reiterated the difficulties in effectively blocking illegal betting sites in Brazil.

Brazil still has over 2,000 illegal gambling websites, ANJL echoes Anatel's concerns about "ineffective" IP blocking.

Blocking of illegal gambling sites in Brazil: Anatel's head seeks to amend the law

Bets agree with the concerns of the president of Anatel and request urgency in blocking illegal sites.

The President of Anatel wants Congress to change the betting law to be able to block illegal sites.

Play'n GO announces the launch of an exclusive game with Hard Rock Bet

Blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil: Anatel admitted its inefficiency in ensuring a total block of the sites.

Anatel admits it lacks the necessary and effective tools to block illegal bets.

Action intensifies against black market in Brazil

Regis Dudena: list of authorized bets in Brazil should be announced at the end of December

Why Anatel claims that it is not possible to guarantee the effective blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil

The lack of funds at the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) weakens efforts to combat illegal gambling, with industry insiders in Brazil warning that the legal market is under threat.

The Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) has blocked more than 5,200 illegal websites.

Blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil: Anatel again requested an expansion of its powers

Anatel advocates expanding its powers to effectively block illegal bets.

Combatting Illegal Betting Platforms in Brazil: ANJL and Anatel Sign Collaboration Agreement

From Anatel, they reiterated the difficulties in effectively blocking illegal betting sites in Brazil.

Brazil still has over 2,000 illegal gambling websites, ANJL echoes Anatel's concerns about "ineffective" IP blocking.

Blocking of illegal gambling sites in Brazil: Anatel's head seeks to amend the law

Bets agree with the concerns of the president of Anatel and request urgency in blocking illegal sites.

The President of Anatel wants Congress to change the betting law to be able to block illegal sites.

Play'n GO announces the launch of an exclusive game with Hard Rock Bet

Blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil: Anatel admitted its inefficiency in ensuring a total block of the sites.

Anatel admits it lacks the necessary and effective tools to block illegal bets.

Action intensifies against black market in Brazil

Regis Dudena: list of authorized bets in Brazil should be announced at the end of December

Why Anatel claims that it is not possible to guarantee the effective blocking of illegal platforms in Brazil