By The Weekly Edge desk ·
São Paulo and Flamengo are using shirts to protest Brazil's betting prohibition, BNLData reported. IBJR and ANJL are leading a campaign addressing illegal betting and risks to bettors.
The campaign brings industry bodies and football clubs into opposition to the betting prohibition.
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ANJL and IBJR are seeking Supreme Court intervention to suspend Brazil’s betting ban.
Operators warn the ban could redirect bettors to illegal operators and disrupt sports sponsorships and investment planning.
ANJL’s challenge contests restrictions on state-property betting promotions and a directive to terminate sports betting contracts.
The requests could delay a court decision on challenges affecting betting companies operating in Brazil.
The associations seek court intervention to stop betting-site visitors being redirected to the “Brasil sem Bets” page.
The conflicting descriptions concern the associations’ stance on whether Brazil’s betting market should continue.