The regularization of the online gambling industry will benefit the Brazilian government by increasing tax revenues, which are expected to bring in 20 billion reais.

According to a forecast by the Brazilian National Association of Gambling and Lotteries (ANJL), starting from 2025, the regulated online gambling market is expected to generate 20 billion Brazilian reais in tax revenue for the government.The association states that the regulatory laws for the Brazil

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The regularization of the online gambling industry will benefit the Brazilian government by increasing tax revenues, which are expected to bring in 20 billion reais.

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"With information, we will bring true data to society, not the lies that are spread."

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Optimistic projections: the ANJL released its revenue and job creation expectations thanks to regulated online gaming in Brazil.

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