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The present article proposes to discuss the possibility to use the willful blindness theory in the money laundering delict. It is quite controversial the subjective element’s limitation in the money laundering delict, mostly in what concerns the admissibility of the eventual intention (dolus eventualis). In that line, the possibility of inclusion or adaptation of the willful blindness is under discussion in the brazilian law, either as an assimilated form of the eventual intention (dolus eventualis) or as an independent and personal subjective element.

O DELITO DE LAVAGEM DE CAPITAIS E A TEORIA DA CEGUEIRA DELIBERADA: COMPATIBILIDADE NO DIREITO PENAL BRASILEIRO?