By The Weekly Edge desk ·
SBC Noticias reported that Klavi’s sample showed average deposits rising from BRL188 to around BRL245 during the World Cup. The sample covered 1.2 million people and does not represent total Brazilian market activity.
The sample indicates tournament-related deposit changes without measuring the whole betting market.
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