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Biazita Gomes wrote that the lunch between Flávio Bolsonaro and the leadership of Globo would be related to the bets. According to her, Globo wanted the release of the bets and had approached Flávio to discuss the matter. https://t.co/dBYgNBrstr #Globo #Política #Apostas (translated)

Gabriel Sá reported that São Paulo would take the field that day alongside Flamengo, supporting the manifesto "prohibition is not protection," presented as a protest from the clubs against the provisional measure that prohibited betting in Brazil. According to him, the mobilization, led by the National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) and the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR), argued that the prohibition would not end gambling in the country but would remove the protection for those who bet. #SãoPaulo #Flamengo #jogosresponsáveis (translated)

Demétrio Vecchioli wrote that Folha had reported that the betting house Rede Loto paid for trips for Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL). According to Vecchioli, Flávio had not yet explained why, as a salaried senator, he had expenses paid by companies with interests in Congress. https://t.co/Uejwc0FJUp #Política #Senado #Corrupção (translated)

The Blog do Noblat reported that, according to an investigation by the Federal Police, an online betting company owned by lawyer Willer Tomaz paid for flights between Portugal and France for Flávio Bolsonaro, candidate for the Presidency by PL, in 2025. According to the publication, the investigation was examining Willer under the accusation of transferring resources obtained from fraud against Social Security in the INSS scandal. Willer and Jorge Barbosa Dias were owners of Rede Loto, which, according to the post, was the first betting company to obtain a license to operate in the country, in May 2023, granted by the state government of Rio de Janeiro. The publication also reported that the investigation identified at least three segments of trips on a private jet hired for Flávio and Willer through Cathedral, a company registered in Madeira. According to the Blog do Noblat, Cathedral was the sole shareholder of Rede Loto and had Willer and Dias as partners. The post attributed the information to Folha. #ApostasOnline #Corrupção #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Hayy stated that the bettor identified as abkhauae, who allegedly invested $400,000 in Lula in the first round to pressure the market and reduce Flávio's chances, has started betting large amounts again. According to the author, the bettor has moved around $100,000 in new bets in the last 24 hours. #Política #Apostas #Mercado (translated)

Sociologist Smaïn Laacher publishes a book on apostasy in Islam, exploring the phenomenon of those who, although born Muslim, choose to renounce their faith and make their voices heard on social media, despite a majority remaining silent. #Apostasie #Islam #Sociologie (translated)

Reinaldo Azevedo wrote that Flávio tried to resist the end of the 6x1 journey, but eventually gave in and promised more public spending. He questioned where he intended to make cuts and said that Flávio was trying to deceive either the market or the poor, inviting readers to bet on which one. #Flávio #GastoPúblico #Cortes (translated)

Betclic Portugal announced that it would raffle 100 euros in free bets, divided among 10 people, if Bayern reversed the result against Viking. To participate, users would have to follow the Betclic Portugal account, like and share the post, and comment with their username and the hashtag #ChampionsBetclic. The company said that the prize would be paid at the end of the game if the turnaround happened. #ChampionsLeague #BayernMunich #Apostas (translated)

The Political Axis reported that, during a PT meeting to analyze scenarios for the first round, a defeated candidate suggested that Lula bet on the elected deputy Ana Elisa (PT-MG) to enhance his digital presence. According to the outlet, the first lady Janja reacted by saying, “Only if it’s really to lose.” #PT (translated)

Flávio Bolsonaro stated that the prohibition of betting represented an assault on the legal security of Brazilian football clubs. He said that the measure was taken a few days before the election in the hope of gaining votes, but it had the opposite effect. #Futebol #Bolsonaro #Apostas (translated)

The Football Planet reported that the six matches of Series A played that day would display four protest messages against the Provisional Measure that, according to the publication, prohibited betting in Brazil. The phrases would question whether the ban would protect consumers, criticize the change of rules during the competition, and raise the issue of who would profit from illegal betting. The publication added that the clubs' shirts could also be used in the campaign, funded by the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR) and by clubs linked to the entity. The Football Planet cited O Globo and Lauro Jardim. #Brasileirão #Jogos #Apostas (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol profile reported that negotiations for a betting company to sponsor the Women's World Cup 2027 in Brazil have been suspended. According to the profile, executives of the company considered that it would not make sense to support the competition without being able to display the brand in the host country. The same company had announced that day a global sponsorship for the Euro 2028. The profile added that the provisional measure that prohibited betting in Brazil had been challenged legally, would still be analyzed by Congress, and could undergo changes. The publication cited Estadão and Marc Rizzo. #CopaDoMundoFeminina #Patrocínio #Apostas (translated)

Betclic Portugal stated that it would raffle 100 euros in free bets, divided into ten prizes of 10 euros, in the event that Messi scored. To participate, users would have to follow the account, repost, like the publication, and comment with the hashtag #MessiBetclic and their username. The company said it would pay the prizes the following day if the condition was met. #MessiBetclic #Freebets #Apostas (translated)

Planeta do Futebol reported that 21 clubs had taken legal action against the Provisional Measure regarding betting houses. According to the publication, by the end of the previous week, it was estimated that the participation of more clubs would increase the possibility of Supreme Court Minister Luiz Fux granting an injunction to suspend the measure. Fux had until the next day to analyze the manifestation of the Attorney General's Office. The publication stated that, under the MP signed by President Lula, betting houses would go offline at 11:59 PM on Monday (5). Without an injunction, the clubs in Series B would play on Tuesday and those in Series A on Wednesday without betting brands on their shirts; if granted, the decision could come on Tuesday or Wednesday. In the political sphere, Planeta do Futebol mentioned the assessment that Fux, appointed by Dilma Rousseff, would not necessarily be aligned with the "Lula bench." The publication cited UOL and PVC. #LuizFux #Apostas #STF (translated)

Renato Souza stated that sectors of the media that he considered dishonest would try to attribute Lula's loss of votes in the first round to the banning of bets, but he said that this version would serve commercial interests. According to him, almost 80% of the population supported the end of the bets. Souza attributed the result to the crisis in the Supreme Court and the involvement of judges with the Master. #Lula #Mídia #Apostas (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that Polymarket had performed much better than the polls in the first round, which, according to him, showed that the market was functioning. He said that the betting market assigned an 84% chance to Flávio's victory in the final result and predicted that Lula would be retired soon. https://t.co/r9FXrFSvt3 #Política #Eleições2022 #Apostas (translated)