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Brazil bets ban could cut three clubs’ revenues by R$695.5m

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An economist’s estimate reported in the source says Flamengo, Corinthians and Palmeiras could lose R$695.5 million a year combined in betting sponsorship and stadium advertising revenue if Brazil’s provisional measure remains in force. The projections put potential revenue reductions at 26% for Flamengo, 23% for Corinthians and 22% for Palmeiras; they are not losses already recorded.

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The projections quantify potential sponsorship exposure for clubs with betting-company agreements if the measure remains in force.

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