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Portugal Orders **Polymarket** Blocked Amid Electi...
The Block•Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 12:49 PM•1 min read

Portugal Orders **Polymarket** Blocked Amid Election Bet Surge: Report

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Portugal has reportedly ordered a block on Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market platform. This action follows a surge in election-related betting activity on the platform, according to reports. The move places Portugal among a growing number of countries scrutinizing or taking action against Polymarket, particularly concerning wagers linked to election outcomes. The specific reasons for the block and the extent of its implementation remain unclear, but the development highlights increasing regulatory interest in decentralized prediction markets and their potential impact on electoral processes.

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Portugal Orders **Polymarket** Blocked Amid Electi...
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Portugal Orders **Polymarket** Blocked Amid Election Bet Surge: Report

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Portugal has reportedly ordered a block on Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market platform. This action follows a surge in election-related betting activity on the platform, according to reports. The move places Portugal among a growing number of countries scrutinizing or taking action against Polymarket, particularly concerning wagers linked to election outcomes. The specific reasons for the block and the extent of its implementation remain unclear, but the development highlights increasing regulatory interest in decentralized prediction markets and their potential impact on electoral processes.

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