By SectorWire desk ·
A Fundação Itaú and Datafolha survey found that attendance at shows rose from 45% to 51%. Its fieldwork took place from 7 to 20 July 2026, covering a 12-month period when fixed-odds betting operated under regulation in Brazil.
Survey findings show show attendance rose during the period fixed-odds betting was regulated in Brazil.
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President Lula’s renewed criticism puts betting’s alleged harm to poor people under political scrutiny.
The report links a betting ban to risks for regulated market revenue and responsible gambling measures.
The reported framework interruption affects responsible gambling and sports integrity in a regulated market serving 15.1 million bettors.
Superbet gains temporary exclusivity over Avanti’s existing catalogue as the supplier enters Brazil and develops local content.
Legal operators’ self-exclusion coverage coexists with public treatment costs for people gambling on illegal sites.
ABERT argues that disputed betting advertising provisions directly affect broadcasters as the Supreme Court considers challenges to the legislation.