GLI: Exploring Supplier Regulation in Brazil’s Evolving Betting Market

Together with industry leaders, she discussed the evolving regulation of B2B suppliers in Brazil’s regulated betting market, highlighting operational expectations, taxation, and the broader impact on the gaming ecosystem.

Supplier Regulation in Brazil’s Betting Market

During the session, Karen Sierra-Hughes was joined by Thomas Hannickel of Legitimuz, Bob Michniak of the Responsible Gambling Council (RGC), Kayky Janiszewski of Legitimuz, and Fabio Macorin of the SPA at Ministery of Economy. The panel explored how supplier regulation frameworks are shaping the future of Brazil’s betting industry, with a focus on compliance, operational standards, and the importance of aligning with international best practices.

Industry Collaboration and Future Outlook

The discussion emphasized the role of collaboration between regulators, operators, and suppliers in building a sustainable market. Sierra-Hughes underscored GLI’s commitment to supporting innovation and responsible growth, while thanking Legitimuz for the invitation and fellow panelists for their valuable insights. The dialogue reinforced the significance of supplier regulation as one of the most closely watched topics in Brazil’s gaming landscape.

“Thank you Fred Justo and Kayky Janiszewski for the invitation to be part of this event that brought best practices to the forefront from the perspective of Latin America, Europe, the United States, and Canada. Congratulations on the turnout and organization — may it happen again!” commented Sierra-Hughes in a LinkedIn post.