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National Association of Games and Lotteries

The National Association of Games and Lotteries represents companies in Brazil's games and lottery sector and advocates for a regulated, responsible market.

Updated Oct 7, 2026Official website

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Headquarters

Brasília, Brazil[1]

Role

Industry association representing games and lottery operators in Brazil[1]

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PTG Database Analysis

The National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) is a Brazilian industry association representing companies in the games and lottery sector. It says it represents operators in policy discussions and supports practices aimed at a regulated and responsible market.[1]

The Ministry of Finance identifies ANJL as a private nonprofit civil association representing legal and soon-to-be-legal operators. An agreement with the Ministry and Anatel covers cooperation on identifying and blocking unauthorized online betting services.[2]

References2

[1]ANJL official website — Official identity, role and Brasília location.
[2]Ministry of Finance cooperation agreement — Identifies ANJL's legal status and representative role in the games and lotteries sector.

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