The partnership between SCCG and +55 Business Solutions helps form a collaborative framework developed to support the growth of Brazil’s newly regulated betting and iGaming market.
 

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SCCG and +55 hope to align global gaming infrastructure with Brazil’s regulatory insight to help operators expand into the market ‘responsibly and strategically’

+55 Business Solutions currently operates out of Salvador, Bahia and assists in revenue operations and international trade strategy
 

SCCG Management has agreed to a strategic partnership with +55 Business Solutions to help operators navigate the requirements laid out as part of Brazil’s newly regulated iGaming and sports betting market. 

“Brazil represents one of the most important emerging regulated gaming markets globally,” SCCG Founder and CEO Stephen Crystal said. 

“By combining SCCG’s global expertise and our 130+ client-partner ecosystem with +55’s deep understanding of Brazil’s regulatory and commercial landscape, we are creating a powerful alignment between international best practices and local market intelligence. Our goal is to support responsible expansion and long-term value creation in Brazil.”

The partnership between SCCG and +55 Business Solutions helps form a collaborative framework developed to support the growth of Brazil’s betting and iGaming industries, which were originally introduced toward the beginning of 2025. 

SCCG and +55 hope to align global gaming infrastructure with Brazil’s regulatory insight to help operators expand and scale “responsibly and strategically” within the market. 

The collaboration will provide services such as regulatory navigation and licensing strategy guidance, operational governance frameworks, revenue structuring, business development facilitation, capital advisory and intellectual property evaluation. 

+55 Business Solutions is currently based out of Salvador, Bahia and assists in revenue operations and international trade strategy, led by Founder and CEO Bellity Cruz. 

“Too many international operators confuse market entry with market presence in Brazil launching localized content while lacking the regulatory infrastructure, cultural intelligence and operational discipline required to compete sustainably,” Cruz said. 

“Our goal is to ensure operators build for longevity, not just launch, because in Brazil’s evolving regulatory environment, shortcuts don’t create value, they create exposure.”

Brazilian operators and suppliers will also gain access to international distribution channels and various technology relationships as part of the collaboration.

 

 

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