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Why Sports Betting Apps Are So Addictive, According To Experts
The marketing boom has kept pace. Sports broadcasts are saturated with betting odds, flashy graphics and influencer partnerships. Some apps offer “free bets” or “bonus credits,” which can make users ... Read More
Gambling Is Killing Sports and Consuming America
All the while, gambling addiction is quietly growing, leaving a trail of financial ruin, debt and shame. Thirty-seven percent of American adults — and 60 percent of avid fans — say they have placed a ... Read More
Easy sports betting hurt society. It’s only going to get worse
It was inevitable that a major professional sports team would once again be ensnared in a high-profile criminal matter involving gambling. Last week, the National Basketball Association, the premier ... Read More
Wasteful sports betting ruins lives
Terry Rozier of the Miami Heat has built a respectable NBA career, averaging about 20 points per game some years. In all likelihood, though, the Miami Heat point guard will now be remembered less for ... Read More
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Betting scandals have been a concern for professional sports leagues for as long as they’ve existed, but a U.S. Read More
Why not give players a cut? That's one way to fix our sports betting problem. | Opinion
The NBA gambling scandal involving Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier and Damon Jones shows it's time to address the problems mobile betting has created. Read More
How Sports Betting Apps Are Gamifying the TV Sports Viewing Experience
You could call it the FanDuel effect; I think of it as the gamification of live sports. Apps like ... loop: more participation leads to more data, which drives more personalized engagement and sponsor ... Read More
NCAA delays implementation of rule allowing college athletes to bet on pro sports
Sports betting is legal and regulated in 38 states, as well as Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, and an NCAA survey conducted in 2024 found that 21.5 percent of male college athletes reported betting ... Read More
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