By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Members of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s campaign believe Brazil’s prohibition of fixed-odds betting hurt his first-round performance, SBC Noticias reported. The report attributes that assessment to campaign members.
Campaign members’ assessment links Brazil’s fixed-odds betting prohibition to weaker electoral performance for Lula.
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