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Alabama Senate delays gambling proposal after 20-15 vote

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Alabama senators delayed a decision on a gambling proposal during the 2024 legislative session after a 20-15 vote fell short of the 21 votes needed. The House had approved the conference committee plan 72-29; it would authorise a lottery, electronic games at seven locations and a statewide vote on 20 August if lawmakers approve it by three-fifths.

Operators and tribes would face a changed market if the proposal wins legislative approval and voters approve it.

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Brazil delays vote on 15% gambling deposit tax until 2026

Brazilian lawmakers postponed a vote on the Antifaction Bill until 2026, after the Senate approved it the previous week. The bill would impose a 15% tax on deposits at licensed platforms, with estimated annual revenue of BRL30 billion directed to the National Public Security Fund. Workers’ Party leader Lindbergh Farias said the issue needed more debate.

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