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Brazil's Supreme Court weighs fixed-odds betting in gambling law review

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Summary

Brazil's Supreme Court is considering whether the 1941 gambling prohibition was retained by the 1988 Constitution, a review that has raised questions about fixed-odds betting, Angelo Alberoni wrote in BNLData. He argued that Law 13.756/2018, amended by Law 14.790/2023, classifies fixed-odds betting as a lottery modality and public service, not an illegal game.

Why it matters

The court's ruling could determine whether regulated fixed-odds betting remains lawful in Brazil or falls under the 1941 gambling prohibition.

Cite as: SectorWire, “Brazil's Supreme Court weighs fixed-odds betting in gambling law review”, 10 August 2026, https://sectorwire.news/item/brazil-s-supreme-court-weighs-fixed-odds-betting-in-gambling-law-revie/

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