A document from the ANJL pointed out significant flaws in a CNC study and stark discrepancies in the figures reported by the National Trade Confederation.
The sports betting industry has submitted a report to the government challenging studies that link betting to increased debt and default rates among households in Brazil.
The document was commissioned by the National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) and pointed out flaws in the study produced by Brazil’s National Trade Confederation (CNC), which attributed a deterioration in household finances to betting.
According to the Radar Econômico column, published by the Brazilian magazine Veja, the document’s central criticism is consistent.
The CNC presents a…