BrazilMarket profile
Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas (SPA)
Brazil regulates fixed-odds sports betting and certified online games nationally. The SPA administrative workbook checked on 1 August 2026 contains 82 unique company CNPJs, 188 brand records and 185 defined domains; three domains remain to be defined in the source. A separate SPA file lists 2 companies and 6 brand-domain records operating under court orders. The official company workbook does not assign product categories to individual brands.
Who licenses this market.
Since 1 January 2025, only companies authorised by the SPA may operate nationally under the administrative framework. Each authorisation may cover up to three brands, and federally authorised consumer sites use the .bet.br namespace.
The current downloadable workbook contains 82 unique company CNPJs, 188 brand rows and 185 defined domains. Atlas imports every brand row and keeps the three source entries whose domain is still marked as pending.
The SPA publishes these separately from administrative authorisations. The current judicial file contains 2 companies and 6 brand-domain rows; Atlas preserves that distinction instead of merging both legal bases into one licensed total.
The company workbook identifies legal entity, CNPJ, brand, domain, request and authorisation, but it does not state a sportsbook, casino or poker product mix for each brand. Atlas therefore does not infer brand-level products from this file.
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Jurisdiction-specific records from official registers and regulator sources. Brands we track link to their house page. Restricted, revoked and other non-active statuses remain visible when supported by an official source.
No operator records for this market.
Yes, online sports betting is legal and regulated in Brazil under the supervision of Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas (SPA).
Brazilian federal law includes certified online games within the fixed-odds framework. The SPA company workbook does not identify the product mix offered by each listed brand, so the Atlas does not infer brand-level casino availability from that file.
Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas (SPA) oversees the regulated gambling framework in Brazil, including licensing or compliance for the products permitted there.
The recorded minimum gambling age in Brazil is 18. Product-specific or venue rules may impose a higher threshold.