"The proposed legislation, PL-1808/2026, seeks to completely dismantle the regulatory framework established by Brazil's Bets Law, which was implemented on January 1, 2025. This includes a ban on all forms of online gambling operations, advertising, and payment processing, with significant penalties for violations."
"Penalties outlined in the bill include fines reaching up to two billion Brazilian reais and prison sentences ranging from two to eight years, particularly for cases involving minors or organized crime."
"Despite the strong backing from 68 lawmakers, the bill lacks the endorsement of President Lula, who has previously indicated a desire to eliminate online betting if given the opportunity."
The Workers' Party in Brazil has introduced a bill, PL-1808/2026, to repeal the existing regulatory framework for online gambling established under the Bets Law. This legislation aims to prohibit all forms of online betting, including advertising and payment processing. The bill imposes severe penalties, including fines and prison sentences, particularly for violations involving minors. Despite the push from lawmakers, President Lula has not officially supported the bill, although he previously expressed intentions to ban online betting.
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