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Movement of Bets Drops R$ 652 Million per Day After Ban

Federal government guides gamblers to withdraw resources until Monday (5), last day of operation of sites and betting applications
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Federal government guides gamblers to withdraw resources until Monday (5), last day of operation of sites and betting applications

The daily movement of the online betting houses reached R$ 600 million and fell to zero after the entry into force of the Provisional Measure that banned the bets in Brazil. The data was disclosed by the Minister of the Farm, Dario Durigan, in a collective held in Brasília. According to Durigan, the numbers were raised in partnership with the Central Bank. Also read:Vorcaro parties with authorities, watered to women are detailed in the report ST…

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The measures adopted by the federal government to close the fixed-quota bets reduced the resources held by users on the platforms by 31%.In a balance sheet released on Friday (2), the Ministers of the Farm, Dario Durigan, and Justice and Public Security, Wellington César Lima and Silva, reported that the balance in the accounts fell from about R$ 2.1 billion to R$ 1.453 billion since September 26: reduction of R$ 652.6 million.According to Durig…

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The Minister of the Farm, Dario Durigan, said this Friday, 2, that the daily movement of gambling houses revolved around R$ 600 million per day

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According to the Farm, Banco Central informed that the amount was transferred daily by bettors to accounts in betting companies

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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