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Bets become scapegoat

oglobo1 September 2026 at 04:04

The electoral campaign amplified the discourse for the prohibition of fixed-odds betting (AQFs) in Brazil. The bets topic became central in the public debate during the electoral period.

In a hyperpolarized country, politicians from all sides began repeating the anti-bet discourse in unison. The issue transcended traditional partisan divisions.

Politicians do not care about what is written in the regulation in force since 2025, ignoring the regulatory framework already established for the betting sector in the country.

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