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Is betting on sports good or bad for sports?

Democrats and Republicans were about the same as to whether sports betting is good for sports. But 35% of Republicans say it’s bad compared to 30% of Democrats. More Democrats than Republicans say ... Read More
Sports gambling poses an existential threat to sports as we know it

You know the rest of the story. Despite his statistical achievements, Rose was banned from baseball for over 35 years after the league found that he had placed bets on Reds games while serving as ... Read More
The NBA’s gambling scandal was utterly predictable — and other pro sports will be next

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Professional sports leagues spent years shunning gambling as a threat to their public image of integrity before ... Read More
New poll reveals 75% believe sports gambling corruption is more widespread than what’s been uncovered
A new poll by Sacred Heart University, WFSB, and CT Insider shows some gamblers are losing trust in the integrity of the game as both the NBA and MLB are involved in massive gambling scandals. Players ... Read More
Do recent sports gambling scandals mean the end of leagues’ deals with sportsbook apps? It’s a longshot

American sports suffered another black eye after the arrests this week of an NBA coach and a current NBA player for their alleged ties to illegal sports betting and rigged poker games. It’s the latest ... Read More
The 2025 Global Gambling Market: Why ‘Sports Betting vs. Online Gambling’ is the Wrong Debate

The argument of sports betting vs. online gambling is a fallacy. As a matter of fact, the online sports betting segment is the nexus in the industry. This vertical is, at the same time, the engine of ... Read More
Gambling Is Killing Sports and Consuming America

Mr. Lee has covered sports for ESPN, Bleacher Report and The Washington Post. There’s no denying it anymore: The arrests last week of an N.B.A. player and a head coach after allegations of insider ... Read More
Do betting scandals show sports gambling is safer when it’s legal and regulated?
Guardians pitchers have prompted calls for regulation, while former N.J. Gov. Chris Christie argues legalization is actually helping catch cheaters who previously operated undetected. Read More
Online gambling is growing in popularity. Here's how to avoid its biggest pitfalls
Most countries in the European Union allow at least some online gambling. Here's how to stay safe when making bets. View on euronews ... Read More
News flash: The real risk of sports gambling isn’t the integrity of the game

For almost a week now, I’ve listened as very serious sports journalists have used their very serious voices to talk about a pair of very serious gambling cases involving the NBA. The solemnity has ... Read More
The Altogether Predictable Sports Gambling Scandal

All of it pushes one message: Bet on sports, bet every day, bet before the sporting event, bet during the sporting event. All of it pushes one message: Bet on sports, bet every day, bet before the ... Read More
Missouri sports betting is less than a month away. Here's what to know

Sports betting launches in Missouri on Dec. 1. Sports betting launches in Missouri on Dec. 1. Customers will be able to start signing up with different sportsbooks beginning Nov. 17. On Dec. 1, ... Read More
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