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Legal sports betting linked to sharp increases in violent crime, study finds
Legalized sports betting comes with a hidden public safety cost: a measurable rise in violent and impulsive crime on game days––even in states without gambling, according to new research led by the ... Read More
Sports betting tax revenue surges 382% as states expand legal markets
Kentucky ranks among the top five states where sports betting tax revenue makes up a significant portion of total state tax collections, as the industry continues its rapid expansion nationwide. Read More
Sports betting is delivering major cash for states — see what states are cashing in
Many states have eased restrictions on gambling over the last four years, resulting in huge sports betting sales tax revenues, according to the Tax Foundation. The tax revenue generated from sports ... Read More
Sports betting popularity by state
In addition to taking on the risks of gambling, taxpayers must pay their regular income tax rate on net winnings. U.S. states collected $2.6 billion in taxes on sports betting in 2024, a 29% increase ... Read More
One Lawmaker, Three Bills That Would Change Sports Betting In New York
Assemblymember Alex Bores has big ideas on player limiting, push notifications, and one of the basic tenets of responsible gambling ... Read More
Missouri Sports Betting Operators Report Strong Performance Rise
Active sports betting accounts in the Show-Me State more than doubled to 520,000 in the first full week of wagering. Read More
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