Genius Sports strikes data and BetVision deal with Brazil's Todos Querem Jogar

Genius Sports has entered into a partnership with Todos Querem Jogar (TQJ), a licensed Brazilian sports betting and online gaming operator, to supply official data and its BetVision technology across TQJ’s sportsbook brands. The deal was announced on 2 September 2025.

TQJ operates under the Grupo Silvio Santos media conglomerate and runs the brands Bet do Milhão and Baú Bingo. Under the agreement, Genius Sports will provide official data feeds sourced directly from stadiums, covering competitions including the Premier League, Brasileiro Série A, the NFL, Italian Serie A, Liga MX, Argentina’s AFA and French Ligue 1, among others.

BetVision access

TQJ customers will also gain access to BetVision, described by Genius Sports as an interactive live betting product. The tool allows users to watch live matches, view statistical overlays, adjust viewing formats and place bets within a single interface. It is currently available across NFL, Italian Serie A and French Ligue 1 fixtures.

The companies said the partnership is intended to help TQJ deliver a round-the-clock sportsbook offering within Brazil’s regulated betting market.

Executive comment

Leonardo Sampaio, chief operating officer of TQJ, said the tie-up marked a step forward in enhancing the betting experience in Brazil, combining Genius Sports’ technology and data with TQJ’s aim of making sports entertainment more interactive.

Guilherme Buso, vice president for Latin America at Genius Sports, said TQJ was positioned to become a major force in Brazil’s regulated betting market given its backing from one of the country’s largest media groups, adding that the partnership would provide TQJ with data from top-tier competitions both globally and domestically alongside the BetVision product.

Genius Sports supplies data, technology and broadcast services across the sports and betting industry, working with organisations including the NFL, the English Premier League and a range of sportsbooks and broadcasters. TQJ operates under the Silvio Santos Group, which has a background spanning media, retail, tourism and capitalisation in Brazil.