Brazil’s iGaming ban bill has already drawn 42 amendments, including proposals to limit it to online casinos and refund license fees

Brazil’s bill on banning iGaming is already being rewritten in committee, with 42 amendments on the table. For PSPs, acquirers, and banks touching the market, the important part is not the headline prohibition but how much of the online betting stack the final text would actually reach.

1. According to the source, lawmakers in Brazil have already proposed 42 amendments to the bill.
2. The amendments range from narrowing the scope of the ban to only online casinos to a proposal that would return license costs to operators.
3. The original title frames the bill as a move to ban iGaming, but the amendment count shows the legislative text is still open to major changes before any final version emerges.