São Paulo federal appeals court restores suspension of three CDA-linked betting brands
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What happened
On November 6, a federal appeals court in São Paulo overturned the lower-court relief that had let Casa de Apostas, Betsul and Jogo Online operate again. The three brands, linked to CDA Gaming, are again subject to the federal restriction while any further appeals or compliance steps are pursued.
Why it matters
The ruling strengthens the Union's legal position in enforcing online betting restrictions and may shape how other operators judge their chances of winning court relief. It also gives federal authorities a near-term enforcement window to press compliance measures against the affected brands and any counterparties that process or advertise their services.
A federal appellate court in São Paulo suspended the injunction that had allowed Casa de Apostas, Betsul and Jogo Online, all linked to CDA Gaming, to resume operating. The ruling reactivates the Union's enforcement position against those brands and gives federal regulators and the Justice team a fresh judicial basis to sustain the current online betting clampdown. In the next 24-72 hours, the practical question is whether the companies comply, appeal again, or seek another venue for relief.
Watch for
TRF-3 docket publication of the appellate ruling's full text or execution order on 2026-11-07 or 2026-11-08 Advocacia-Geral da União filing citing the São Paulo ruling in related betting-enforcement cases by 2026-11-10 Casa de Apostas, Betsul or Jogo Online website/app geoblocking or public notice of service suspension in Brazil by 2026-11-10 Banco Central do Brasil or SPA/MF operational guidance to payment institutions referencing blocked betting operators by 2026-11-10
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