Controversial Talks of Brazilian Clubs Mark Public Hearing of Bets in the STF
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The president of the Fluminense, Mattheus Montenegro, and the vice-president of the Flamengo, Flavio Willeman, claimed that the risk of resignation in clubs increases due to the Provisional Measure that restricts the performance of betting houses in Brazil. In a public hearing on the topic held in the Supreme Federal Court (STF), in Brasília, on Tuesday, both showed concern about the fall in revenues. Montenegro said that there is a need for a "…
STF today discusses the prohibition of bets in Brazil, in the presence of Brazilian clubs, CBF and COB.
Representatives of football clubs said on Tuesday (3), in a public hearing at the Supreme Federal Court (STF), that the ban on fixed-quota betting compromises revenues provided for in contracts signed under the law then in force. In common, the exhibitors said that the agreements with betting companies were concluded on the basis of the rules in force at the time. During the hearing, the clubs also criticized the ten-day deadline set for adaptin…
Representatives of major Brazilian clubs such as Flamengo and Fluminense were, on the morning of Tuesday, in public hearing with the Minister...
Flamengo, one of the largest clubs in the number of fans in Brazil, issued a warning about a possible loss of R$ 430 million with the ban on Bets.The speech was made on Tuesday, 3, by Flamengo's vice president general, Flavio Willeman, during the public hearing held in Brasilia to discuss the ban on betting houses in Brazil.In addition to the criticism of the ban, the leader also defended the legal security of the contracts signed with betting h…
Flavio Willeman, who is also head secretary of the Rio Civil House, says the measure threatens 1.2 thousand jobs and can compromise investments in Olympic sports
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