DataSenado Institute‘s national survey revealed a strong trend of support for the legalization of casinos in Brazil. The survey says that 60% of the population supports the approval of Bill No. 2,234 of 2022. This percentage represents an estimated 102 million Brazilians. The bill is currently under debate in the Senate. While 6% still have no clear opinion on the matter, only 34% were against it.
The study found that over a quarter of Brazilians aged 16 or older—about 44.2 million people—are interested in attending or participating in games like casinos, bingo, and jogo do bicho if legalized. If lawmakers pass the legislation, this group could directly benefit.
The expectation of increased tax revenue motivates a huge portion of Brazilians. The study found that over a quarter of Brazilians aged 16 or older are interested in attending or participating in games like casinos, bingo, and jogo do bicho. This group includes about 44.2 million people. Their interest depends on the legalization of these games.
The survey also highlighted a positive impact on job creation. The data shows that 44% of the population believes authorizing casinos will create more jobs in Brazil. Only 11% think it would reduce jobs. Another 36% believe it would make no significant difference.
Fifty-four percent of Brazilians support the proposal to create a confidential national registry of people with gambling and casino addictions. Protecting the health and well-being of the population, the goal is to stop these people from visiting gambling houses. The measure would make no difference for 29%. On the other hand, 13% consider the proposal negative.
The survey also highlighted concerns about security and transparency. Fifty-four percent of Brazilians support the proposal to create a confidential national registry of people with gambling and casino addictions. Only 3% consider such rules to be Somewhat important, while 12% consider them Not at all important.
