The Paraná State Lottery (Lottopar) has released a new institutional video aimed at raising awareness among bettors about the importance of choosing only platforms that are monitored and authorized by the government.
Titled “In Paraná, only bet if it’s with Lottopar’s oversight,” the piece highlights the lottery’s commitment to the safety, transparency, and protection of those who bet.
The content aims to show the difference between betting in regulated environments and exposing oneself to risks in the illegal market. Therefore, the main focus of the video is to reinforce that only operators authorized by Lottopar follow strict security standards. Furthermore, they adopt fraud prevention practices and are subject to continuous monitoring mechanisms.
The video is another step taken by Lottopar, after the agency conducted a radio campaign providing tools for reporting illegal practices. It also explained how to report unauthorized gambling; to do so, simply call 181 or visit the website denuncia 181.
In this way, the audiovisual campaign reinforces Lottopar’s role as a national benchmark in best practices. In addition to possessing international certifications and authorization from the Financial Activities Control System (Siscoaf), the lottery advocates for robust anti-money laundering measures and a structured Responsible Gaming program.
What changes when using legal versus illegal platforms?
The video highlights that betting on regulated platforms means playing in a protected environment with clear rules. In addition, bettors have access to secure payment methods and tools that safeguard those who use these methods to gamble.
Lottopar’s CEO, Daniel Romanowski, emphasizes that raising awareness is one of the pillars of the agency’s work. “Our effort is ongoing to ensure that bettors in Paraná have access to a safe, transparent environment aligned with international best practices.”
“When citizens choose a platform overseen by Lottopar, they protect their money, avoid scams, and contribute to an honest market,” he states.
