42 Filed, 38 Remaining: Inside Brazil’s MP 1.394 Amendments
Congress extended MP 1.394 amendment filings to October 13, with 42 submitted and four withdrawn as of October 4.
Congress extended MP 1.394 amendment filings to October 13, with 42 submitted and four withdrawn as of October 4.
Parliamentary approval of the Order is complete. Licensing implementation and a separate age-restriction bill shape the next steps.
Brazil is targeting thousands of betting domains. The evidence distinguishes enforcement activity from verified shutdowns and changes in gambling spending.
Adam Kinzinger’s pardon trades face reported CFTC scrutiny. The historical rules and his response leave key questions unresolved.
Brazil seeks collective damages, healthcare reimbursement and conditional gambler restitution from 17 betting firms. Here is what the complaint requests.
Polymarket introduces voluntary self-exclusion and U.S. deposit caps, with different protections documented for its two platforms.
Shuffle’s revenue is substantial. We examine how lottery staking, burns and supply releases translate into SHFL token value.
Sportsbook profiles can predict future behavior. We examine the records, the rights and the case for clearer disclosure.
Brazil orders licensed sportsbooks and online casinos to close, with withdrawal protections and an October 6 site shutdown.
New York seeks gambling penalties against Polymarket US as the company brings the dispute into federal court.
Kalshi’s egg ad turns bakery knowledge into grocery money. Its settlement rules and losing outcome complicate the pitch.
Lula’s reported plan targets licensed sports betting and online casinos, with the measure’s legal scope and transition rules still unverified.