The Sambadrome of Anhemb\u00ed, a common location for large events in S\u00e3o Paulo, is wrapping up its Carnival in a few days but added a new feature this year. It offers a casino with gaming tables, roulette wheels, and various traditional casino elements.<\/p>\n
This casino is part of the Brahma Bar’s activities. The locale is divided into three spaces: CBB, Varanda Premium, and a VIP Area. Entry ranges from $170 to $470, depending on the space. There is also a themed bar with Johnny Walker Black whiskey receiving prominence.<\/p>\n
Our idea is to increase the entertainment experience of customers at Brahma Bar, allowing them to live disruptive moments of leisure and providing an immersion in the universe of casinos, which is still an experience little present in Brazil, in addition to opening the possibility of having fun winning prizes,” said Cair\u00ea Aoas, partner of Diverti and producer of the Brahma Bar event.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
To comply with local regulations, the casino uses its own currency, the “camaroteco” token. Consumers can exchange these for products at the bar, and all players receive 20 camaroteco to use at the tables just for walking in.<\/p>\n
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Brahama Bar is also a business platform, with relationship areas incorporating booths and spaces to activate associated and special brands. The event expects to generate 300 direct jobs and bring together 50 collaborating companies. Liquor runs freely as well. Waiters and waitresses are serving around 60 thousand liters (126,802 pints) of beer by the time the event shuts down on April 30.<\/p>\n
The Chamber of Deputies already approved a bill<\/a> that would legalize gambling. That was in February of this year. It includes the addition of casinos, bingo parlors, and online options.<\/p>\nThe chamber sent the Senate the proposal to regulate the taxation of operations and define permanent or fixed-term licenses. There, however, it remains without much movement.<\/strong><\/p>\nIt’s likely no coincidence that the Sambadrome of Anhemb\u00ed showcased a casino this year. World Atlas data lists S\u00e3o Paulo as the largest city in Brazil (the fourth-largest city in the world), with over 22 million inhabitants.<\/p>\n
It’s also Brazil’s financial center. The carnival casino was as much a form of marketing for the legalization of casinos as it was a form of entertainment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Brazil lawmakers are still trying to figure out if legalized casinos deserve a place in the country. While they debate the issue, one particular state added a casino to its annual carnival, a tradition for which Brazil is famous. Brazil is known for a lot of things. But perhaps its most well-known claim to fame […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":64,"featured_media":210584,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[62,81884],"tags":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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