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Brazilian lawmakers seek to amend betting ban after 25 October election run-off

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Members of Brazil’s Centrão bloc reportedly plan to resume efforts to amend the presidential measure banning sports betting and online games after the 25 October election run-off. One option under discussion would allow sports betting while keeping online casinos prohibited; the measure remains in force as lawmakers consider amendments.

Any change could determine whether sports betting or online casino operators may continue operating in Brazil.

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