TRF3 suspends CDA Gaming injunction, ending Casa de Apostas operation
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Brazil’s TRF3 suspended an injunction for CDA Gaming on 6 November, and Casa de Apostas went offline at 9am on 9 November. The company said it was cancelling open bets and would automatically return balances in full by 10 November; it had paid R$ 30 million for an authorisation valid until 31 December 2029.
Brazil's TRF3 court suspended an injunction protecting CDA Gaming from the withdrawal of its betting authorisation on 6 November, after a request from the AGU. Casa de Apostas, CDA Gaming's platform, went offline at 9am on 9 November. It had been the only regulated betting platform operating in Brazil since provisional measure 1.394/2026 took effect.
CDA Gaming said it was cancelling all open bets and would automatically return balances in full by 10 November to bank accounts linked to customers' CPF identification numbers. The company said it complies with court decisions.
TRF3 judge Adriana Pileggi de Soveral had granted CDA Gaming interim relief on appeal on 3 November. That decision suspended the effect on the company of article 4 of the provisional measure, which extinguishes authorisations. TRF3 president Johonsom Di Salvo extended to CDA Gaming the effects of a 10 October decision that had taken Stake offline.
The company had paid R$30m for a federal authorisation valid until 31 December 2029, before the provisional measure extinguished it.