Will Casino be legalized in Brazil?

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It would be very good, it would generate jobs, income and fun but I find it very difficult to happen.
 
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I think the relentless pursuit of taxes will help approve!😀
fernandovr said:
It would be very good, it would generate jobs, income and fun but I find it very difficult to happen.
 
Fundamentalist evangelical MPs are the worst barrier to legalize cassinos on Brazil. They prefer Brazilian to be starving without a job than to go against "God´s will". Stupid people.
 
The day the government gets a method of taxing casinos (without casinos being able to evade much of it), you can be sure that several casinos will open.
 
As A brazilian I don't think this is a good thing to do...

It was difficult already to get poker legal back to 2008.

It's still something that people still have a lot of prejudice, and that would generate even more prejudice. I think they should focus on economic factors than releasing casinos = /
 
I find it very difficult to happen, if there is no way for the government to win on top it will never be approved.
Many Brazilians find it difficult to control their addictions to games and this can weigh heavily.
 
I find hard to believe it will pass. It would be good to generate jobs and incentivate turism, but it probably won't pass
 
It all comes down to money! When they realize how much money reaches the state budget after taxation, they will approve!
 
The tax revenue argument came up several times, and that seems to be one of the biggest practical factors in the legalization debate.
 
Given the current situation with betting, I think it’s unlikely,though it would be great considering the potential impact,but since everything here is tied to addiction, it gets complicated.
 
I think that gambling should be legalized all over the world. If people want entertainment, they should be allowed to do so, but there should be regulatory bodies that will monitor compliance with the rules by providers and players.
 
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