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Brazilian deputy proposes banning online betting under Bill PL-1808/2026

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Brazilian deputy Pedro Uczai submitted Bill PL-1808/2026, proposing to prohibit online betting, gambling advertising and sponsorships, and related transactions. The proposal has the support of 68 governing-party members and remains a parliamentary initiative; Uczai cited concerns about gambling harm, household debt and mental health.

The bill proposes restrictions on online betting, advertising, sponsorships and related transactions, putting Brazil’s framework in question.

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