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Carlton Saffa faces sack as Saracen alleges side gaming venture
Saracen Casino Resort's owner has approved firing its GM & CMO over an alleged rival gaming venture called GamePhysics.
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$4bn
annual sports betting revenue in Brazil’s market
Business analysts value Brazil’s fixed-odds betting market at more than $4bn a year, hit by Lula’s ban order before the presidential vote.
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