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ANJL asks Brazil court to preserve members’ betting authorisations

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The ANJL filed a collective action in Brazil’s Federal Court seeking to preserve its members’ authorisations while the presidential measure suspending betting operations is considered by Congress. The association says its first case does not seek to resume betting and asks that sites and customer-service channels remain available for communication; it is also considering a broader separate action.

The case seeks to keep member authorisations and customer-service channels available while Congress considers the suspension.

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ANJL and IBJR ask Brazil’s Supreme Court for urgent ruling on betting ban

Brazilian associations ANJL and IBJR petitioned Justice Luiz Fux on 26 October to rule urgently on their challenge to Provisional Measure 1,394/2026, which banned fixed-odds betting. They argue that authorisations expired that day and ask for interim relief, including retroactive effect if the decision comes later. The petition says other judicial and oversight bodies have directed the matter to the Supreme Court.

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