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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Regulation: Brazil closes 2000 gambling sites
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Reatim
on 13/12/2024, 11:34:49 UTC
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Rio de Janeiro (AFP) – Brazilian authorities on Friday began closing down more than 2,000 betting sites, including those that sponsors popular football team Corinthians and other first division clubs, as part of a push to regulate online gambling.

Source: Brazil ordered the closure of 2000 betting sites
What do you guys think, is it the right step? What will the government lose or gain? What will the citizens lose? Will the closed websites cooperate? Many might want to take their business elsewhere as they like to operate where the regulations are weak.
we cannot say if this is truly a original plan or just to make more funds from those sites as they are surely begging for reopening and that will cost them more than their operation last time.
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Do you think Brazilians would cooperate with the government? Some may think of VPNs to bypass the government's restrictions, but this might put them into trouble with casinos. I wonder how many of them know this.

why brazilians? they are not the one that will act here but just those addicted gamblers.

these gambling sites are not representing that whole brazil.

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It takes a bold step to do this and it looks like some countries are now waking up. Regulation is important in the gambling sector, it's better not to have gambling outlets at all than to have them do as they like without proper accountability and even pocket all the money without giving the government what is due to them. As for the government, the tax due is not justified if not used properly, sensitises/educates the people about gambling and protects the rights of the citizens/residents.

what i wanted to see is that the act must be dedicated and not for their own corrupt movement .