Brazilian Congress reviews 58 proposals to change fixed-odds betting ban
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
Brazil’s provisional measure 1.394/2026 took effect on 25 September, banning fixed-odds betting, and Congress received at least 58 proposals to amend its scope by 13 October. At least 11 proposals seek to retain sports betting while keeping online casino games banned, as reported by Jamma. Other amendments address existing authorisations, platform oversight, player protection and sector revenues.
Why it matters
The proposals could change whether authorised betting operators can continue operating in Brazil and which gambling products remain prohibited.