Brazil's Third Regional Federal Court (TRF3) reversed a provisional order on November 6 that had allowed CDA Gaming to resume operating three betting brands: Betsul, Casa de Apostas and Jogo Online. The new suspension was confirmed in the court's notice and in a statement from the federal attorney general's office (AGU).

The sequence matters. Judge Adriana Pileggi had temporarily restored the company's authorisation, questioning the abrupt cancellation of licences under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026. TRF3 president Luís Antonio Johonsom di Salvo then granted the federal government's request to suspend that relief. CNN Brasil reported the reversal while the broader constitutional challenge to the measure remains unresolved.

For affiliates buying Brazilian traffic, the temporary injunction should not be treated as a standing green light. The latest decision means the three brands cannot rely on that relief to take bets. Partners should check each operator's current authorisation and payment arrangements before sending deposits or relaunching paid acquisition.

Several reports published earlier on November 6 correctly described the initial victory for CDA Gaming but became outdated once the second decision was issued. Neither the new order nor the first injunction amounts to a final ruling on the legality of Brazil's wider gambling restrictions.

Sources

TRF3 ruling update, November 6

AGU confirmation of the suspension

CNN Brasil reporting, November 6

Brazil's Third Regional Federal Court (TRF3) reversed a provisional order on November 6 that had allowed CDA Gaming to resume operating three betting brands: Betsul, Casa de Apostas and Jogo Online. The new suspension was confirmed in the court's notice and in a statement from the federal attorney general's office (AGU).

The sequence matters. Judge Adriana Pileggi had temporarily restored the company's authorisation, questioning the abrupt cancellation of licences under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026. TRF3 president Luís Antonio Johonsom di Salvo then granted the federal government's request to suspend that relief. CNN Brasil reported the reversal while the broader constitutional challenge to the measure remains unresolved.

For affiliates buying Brazilian traffic, the temporary injunction should not be treated as a standing green light. The latest decision means the three brands cannot rely on that relief to take bets. Partners should check each operator's current authorisation and payment arrangements before sending deposits or relaunching paid acquisition.

Several reports published earlier on November 6 correctly described the initial victory for CDA Gaming but became outdated once the second decision was issued. Neither the new order nor the first injunction amounts to a final ruling on the legality of Brazil's wider gambling restrictions.

Sources

TRF3 ruling update, November 6

AGU confirmation of the suspension

CNN Brasil reporting, November 6

Brazil's Third Regional Federal Court (TRF3) reversed a provisional order on November 6 that had allowed CDA Gaming to resume operating three betting brands: Betsul, Casa de Apostas and Jogo Online. The new suspension was confirmed in the court's notice and in a statement from the federal attorney general's office (AGU).

The sequence matters. Judge Adriana Pileggi had temporarily restored the company's authorisation, questioning the abrupt cancellation of licences under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026. TRF3 president Luís Antonio Johonsom di Salvo then granted the federal government's request to suspend that relief. CNN Brasil reported the reversal while the broader constitutional challenge to the measure remains unresolved.

For affiliates buying Brazilian traffic, the temporary injunction should not be treated as a standing green light. The latest decision means the three brands cannot rely on that relief to take bets. Partners should check each operator's current authorisation and payment arrangements before sending deposits or relaunching paid acquisition.

Several reports published earlier on November 6 correctly described the initial victory for CDA Gaming but became outdated once the second decision was issued. Neither the new order nor the first injunction amounts to a final ruling on the legality of Brazil's wider gambling restrictions.

Sources

TRF3 ruling update, November 6

AGU confirmation of the suspension

CNN Brasil reporting, November 6

Brazil's Third Regional Federal Court (TRF3) reversed a provisional order on November 6 that had allowed CDA Gaming to resume operating three betting brands: Betsul, Casa de Apostas and Jogo Online. The new suspension was confirmed in the court's notice and in a statement from the federal attorney general's office (AGU).

The sequence matters. Judge Adriana Pileggi had temporarily restored the company's authorisation, questioning the abrupt cancellation of licences under Provisional Measure 1.394/2026. TRF3 president Luís Antonio Johonsom di Salvo then granted the federal government's request to suspend that relief. CNN Brasil reported the reversal while the broader constitutional challenge to the measure remains unresolved.

For affiliates buying Brazilian traffic, the temporary injunction should not be treated as a standing green light. The latest decision means the three brands cannot rely on that relief to take bets. Partners should check each operator's current authorisation and payment arrangements before sending deposits or relaunching paid acquisition.

Several reports published earlier on November 6 correctly described the initial victory for CDA Gaming but became outdated once the second decision was issued. Neither the new order nor the first injunction amounts to a final ruling on the legality of Brazil's wider gambling restrictions.

Sources

TRF3 ruling update, November 6

AGU confirmation of the suspension

CNN Brasil reporting, November 6