The Brazilian Sports Commission (CEsp) is gearing up to vote on key advertising regulations concerning sports betting. Scheduled for Wednesday, May 21 at 10:30 AM, this meeting could reshape the landscape of advertising in sports betting. Among the proposals on the agenda, two are particularly noteworthy, addressing restrictions on advertising practices.
Key Points
- The CEsp will discuss two projects regulating the advertising of sports betting on May 21.
- One project limits betting advertisements on TV and radio to 10 PM to 6 AM, while prohibiting them on the internet.
- The second project seeks to ban celebrity endorsements in sports betting advertisements, extending to referees and former officials.
- If approved, the proposals will be reviewed by the Committee on Communication and Digital Law (CCDD) for final consideration.
- Previous discussions highlighted the ineffectiveness of existing advertising restrictions in the realm of sports betting.
Why should I read this?
If you’re interested in the dynamic world of sports and betting, this article is a must-read! The regulations being discussed could have far-reaching implications for how sports betting is promoted in Brazil. Understanding these changes will help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry that’s becoming increasingly important in the sports world.
