The president of Brazil’s Federal Regional Court of the 3rd Region (TRF3), Luís Antônio Johonsom di Salvo, has suspended the injunction that had allowed CDA Gaming to continue operating three brands in the country. The decision reverses temporary relief granted by a lower-court judge in a dispute over Provisional Measure 1,394/2026, which prohibits betting activity under the measure.
The court said maintaining the injunction could create regulatory instability and interfere with a matter awaiting consideration by the Supreme Federal Court. CDA Gaming had launched Casa de Apostas and Betsul online before the latest decision; Jogo da Sorte had not yet gone live when the injunction was overturned.
Market impact
The case illustrates the immediate operational uncertainty facing brands affected by Brazil’s betting restrictions. Affiliates should verify each operator’s current legal status before directing traffic or continuing campaigns; a temporary injunction should not be treated as a durable licence or authorisation. The Attorney General’s Office has also asked the Supreme Federal Court to suspend related lower-court proceedings pending a final ruling.