By The Weekly Edge desk ·
GamblingNews reported that Pixbet may be seeking buyers amid regulatory pressure and competition in Brazil. The operator has reportedly sought offers, but no transaction has been confirmed.
A potential sale remains exploratory rather than an agreed ownership change.
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Pixbet faces nationwide suspension, a R$4.7m fine and technical examination of its systems over inadequate safeguards for minors.
The ruling maintains the suspension until the required safeguards are implemented.
The suit seeks healthcare cost reimbursement and collective moral damages from betting companies representing around 80% of the market.
The blocking order restricts access to three PixBet platforms across Brazil.
Pixbet faces a reported suspension alongside accusations of laundering money using deceased people’s tax identification numbers.
Suspended betting websites must allow withdrawals, while failure to comply with suspension orders can trigger daily fines of R$200,000.