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    Brazil's betting ban faces questions over tax revenue, jobs and illegal gambling at Supreme Court hearing

    Brazil's betting ban faces questions over tax revenue, jobs and illegal gambling at Supreme Court hearing

    Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court has held a public hearing addressing the government’s ban on fixed-odds sports betting under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026. Industry stakeholders, sports bodies, and public officials debated the broader economic ramifications, raising concerns regarding lost tax revenue, job cuts, and the potential surge in unlicensed gambling activity.

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    Northeast Indiana voters reject casino referendums in Allen, DeKalb and Steuben counties

    Northeast Indiana voters reject casino referendums in Allen, DeKalb and Steuben counties

    Voters across Allen, DeKalb, and Steuben counties in northeast Indiana have rejected referendums proposing to authorize commercial inland casino gambling. Under current state law, the defeat of the ballot initiative prohibits these specific counties from holding another gaming referendum in the future. The measure faced broad opposition, with nearly 65% of participating voters rejecting the proposal in DeKalb County.