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The Republic's lounge stated that cash-and-carry networks, such as Assaí, identified an improvement in consumption in the fourth quarter, especially in peripheral regions and rural towns. The profile attributed this change to the ban on betting, which, in their assessment, would be relieving families and directing resources towards consumption. https://t.co/Ivq2bR8Sf3 #Economia #Consumo #Mercado (translated)

Gabo stated that monopolies favored the powerful and that Globo would be compromised. He also criticized football clubs that, according to him, sought to profit from betting while their fans were harmed, and mentioned Mark Zuckerberg, Israel, and the United States. He further said that the whole system was against the people and continued to hunt for blood to gain profits. https://t.co/fCtN3vboBz #Monopólio #JustiçaSocial #Futebol (translated)

Gabo stated that Flamengo's fans had become elitized to the point where organized groups defended betting companies that, according to him, only harmed the population. He said he felt ashamed of the club's stance, which he compared to that of Athletico Paranaense, and criticized the Torcida Jovem for, in his view, disrespecting the institution's history. He also expressed revulsion at the situation. #Flamengo #Futebol #Torcida (translated)

Geraldo Alckmin wrote that something "is not and never was" and stated that Lula prohibited bets and removed the tax for those earning up to R$ 5,000. Alckmin also presented Lula as a protector of families and thanked Pastor Ed René Kivitz. https://t.co/4i5Sp4a6GM #Lula13 #Brasil #política (translated)

Demétrio Vecchioli wrote that, according to a report from UOL, Flávio Bolsonaro had a joint account with a company owned by Willer Tomaz, whom he described as being accused of money laundering for the INSS mafia. Vecchioli also stated that Tomaz was the owner of RioPag, a company that, according to him, profited the most from bets in Rio de Janeiro, and said that Folha had proven this days earlier. https://t.co/vecq8Ivg4c #Política #Corrupção #Brasil (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that Flávio Bolsonaro shared a bank account with Willer Tomaz, whom he described as being investigated for stealing from retirees of the INSS and moving R$ 13 billion in bets, citing UOL. Rosa also said that Flávio was involved in all the scandals and asked for support from Lula. https://t.co/voEh7yfsCV #FlávioBolsonaro #Escândalos #Lula (translated)

Gabo stated that the person he was referring to had put an end to the auto school mafia and to the bets, and mentioned the tax exemption for those earning up to 5,000. He also wrote that she was neither evangelical nor a mason, did not subordinate herself to the United States, did not intend to donate Brazil's rare earths, and did not want Israel to govern the country. https://t.co/ujC4FoUsag #Brasil #Política #Justiça (translated)

David Ágape stated that, almost a week before the first round, Lula announced the end of the bets, but that the underground game of Tigrinho continued to be active. The author classified the measure as hypocritical and said that Lula's government had sanctioned the online casinos law, licensed the market, and collected R$ 2.55 billion in grants without returning the money. Ágape also challenged the idea that regulation would end clandestineness. According to him, on the first day after the deadline, The Investigation found ads for casinos on Instagram that were not listed by the Treasury. Influencers with up to 11 million followers allegedly directed the public to six underground establishments, some of which accepted deposits via Pix. https://t.co/1V9t284QDz #Lula #Cassinos #Bets (translated)

maconh!lda wrote that he almost lost concentration upon seeing a beautiful woman on the street, but he continued thinking about Lula in the Presidency in 2027 and measures such as the end of the bets, the regulation of work by digital platforms, the increase of the multi-professional residency scholarship, and the expansion of the Pé-de-Meia. https://t.co/R1ISG8seq6 #Lula2027 #RegulaçãoDigital #BolsaResidência (translated)

UpdateCharts wrote that Anitta stated that she had been taking a stand for years, even losing millions of followers. According to the publication, she said that in 2026, she supported women's rights and the rights of indigenous peoples, campaigned for the end of betting, and supported the end of the 6x1 work schedule. She also claimed that taking a stand was something everyday. #Anitta #Posicionamento #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Inter had presented the first episode of *Welcome Kit*, a format created with the support of Betsson Sport, dedicated to the first memories related to football and the relationship with family. According to the club, the program narrated aspects of the Nerazzurri. https://t.co/ox2LdpE0ve https://t.co/WaERf9Fo6V #Calcio #Famiglia #Inter (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that those who criticized the indebtedness of families without proposing measures to address it were profiting from the situation, and pointed to Flávio Bolsonaro as an example. He also said that Lula had ended the bets, in a measure he considered bold and that, according to him, was freeing millions of people from addiction and debt. https://t.co/gEwxOpuskJ #Endividamento #LutaContraVícios #JustiçaSocial (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)

Pam wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro had commented on the end of the bets and criticized the legal insecurity in the country. According to the publication, he recalled that he voted against the regulatory project presented by the government and stated that Lula's electoral measure would cause harm to Brazilian football. Bolsonaro also said that the decision would affect clubs and businesses, citing the example of stores that might have to discard jerseys with bets advertisements. #FlávioBolsonaro #SegurançaJurídica #FutebolBrasileiro (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)