An article by Rodrigo Marinho published on Poder360 highlights that the operation in São Paulo exposes fraud and money laundering on clandestine websites; the end of the regulated market may favor illegal activities.
Lawyer Joberto Porto denounces the human impact of the provisional measure that could make the regulated betting market unviable — and, with it, the dream of Brazilians who returned to the country after years abroad, trusting in the rules established by the State itself.
Lucas Baraças' article notes that a change in the regulated market does not automatically eliminate access to gambling, and that compulsion does not simply disappear because a particular channel ceases to exist.
An article by Plínio Lemos Jorge highlights that amidst regulatory advancements and political pressures, the legalized betting market in Brazil faces a strategic dilemma that threatens to scare away investments and strengthen the illegal market.