Brazil betting ban draws 99 congressional amendments

By SectorWire desk · 16 October 2026 · Updated 17 October 2026

Summary

Brazil’s betting prohibition under MP 1.394/2026 has attracted 99 congressional amendments, most seeking changes to soften it. The measure was issued on 25 September. The report says Supreme Court rapporteur Luiz Fux is considering deferring his decision until after the second election round.

Why it matters

The amendments and possible delayed court decision leave operators awaiting the prohibition’s final legislative and judicial treatment.

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