O mercado de jogos de azar no Brasil: uma análise dos benefícios da legalização para os programas sociais

Abstract

The sports betting market is a sector that has been presenting Each year sees great growth and economic potential, both in countries where it was regulated (in the case of Spain) and in countries where it has not yet been regulated (in the case of Brazil). The present work has as a proposal to carry out a general analysis of the evolution of this market in Spain, going through the pre- and post-regulation period, presenting its consequences for the country's economy, and with the aim of projecting the future that this market may have in Brazil, presenting a suggestion of model for the case of gaming regulation in the country. Regarding the methods used to carry out this research, a study will be presented empirical through a comparative analysis of taxes collected with betting and gambling in Spain and in countries known to have presented success in this market, drawing a parallel with the transfers of federal lotteries in Brazil. The suggested model proposes to tax a single amount for fixed odds and spread bet types, where users will declare its profits according to the amount generated, and part of the revenue from the State will be allocated to social programs related to the health sectors and education.