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Paag report finds higher-value bets generated most Brazilian wagering value in Q3

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Paag’s Q3 2025 report analysed transactions processed in Brazil from July to September, the company said. It found that 71% of bets were R$50 or less, while bets above R$100 accounted for about 80% of the total money wagered. The data covered platforms using Paag as a payment provider, representing around 30% of Brazil’s betting market.

Operators and suppliers can use the reported bet-size and timing patterns to assess activity across the platforms covered.

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Quaest poll finds 60% see Lula measures as electoral, bets ban recalled by 11%

A Quaest poll published on 21 October found 60% of Brazilians who heard of recent government measures believe they were motivated by the election, while 32% considered them necessary, citing CNN Brasil. Among those aware of the announcements, 11% recalled the ban on bets, behind higher Bolsa Família (25%) and the end of the 6x1 work scale (16%). The survey of 2,154 people was conducted from 17 to 20 October with a two-point margin of error.

A Quaest poll published on 21 October found that 60% of Brazilians who heard of recent government announcements by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva saw an electoral motive in them, while 32% considered the measures necessary, according to CNN Brasil. A further 5% said both were true, 1% rejected both options and 2% did not know or did not answer. The question was put only to those who said they had heard of a government measure in the past month, about half of respondents; 42% of the total had heard of no announcement and 8% did not know or did not answer.

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