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AtlasIntel survey finds 75% of Brazilian adults support online betting ban

Regulation

A survey of 5,015 Brazilian adults conducted from 17 to 22 September found that 75% supported banning online betting, according to the survey results. The poll also found 79% favoured limits on betting advertising and 84% supported higher taxes; the government is considering three possible regulatory measures, including a full ban.

The survey indicates substantial support for betting restrictions as Brazil’s government considers regulatory measures.

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Datafolha poll finds 78% support Brazil betting ban

A Datafolha poll published on 1 October found that 78% of Brazilians supported the ban on betting and online casinos, according to the survey findings reported in the report. The poll also found that 81% said neither they nor anyone in their household had bet before the ban; the report notes that the survey did not ask where bets were placed.

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