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America has gone 'all in' on sports betting. But at what cost?
Seven years after a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowed states to legalize sports betting, the gambling industry has flourished around the country, in what historian Jonathan D. Cohen calls a “reckless bet” in his new book. The post America has gone ‘all in’ on sports betting. But at what cost? appeared first on WPR.
Fanatics Begins Process to Receive Full Massachusetts Sports Betting License
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission today held an adjudicatory hearing for Fanatics Betting and Gaming The investigations and enforcement bureau recommended Fanatics Betting and Gaming suitable for a full five-year license, subject to conditions Fanatics CEO and Founder Michael Rubin was teased during the hearing for his role in a 2017 76ers trade to the Boston Celtics Massachusetts gaming regulators today recommended Fanatics Betting and Gaming…
Why South Carolinians Are Crossing State Lines for a Bet—and What That Says About the Palmetto State
South Carolina remains one of only nine states where traditional sports betting remains illegal, even as 38 other states and Washington, D.C. have legalized some form of sports gambling following a 2018 Supreme Court ruling. This ban hasn’t stopped residents from betting; rather, it has simply expanded across state lines. Recent estimates estimate that tens of thousands of South Carolinians travel regularly to neighboring states to place legal w…
Sports Betting Interest Continues to Rise — With Gaining Interest Among Women
This is just a tiny glimpse of the data available to CivicScience clients. Discover more data. With an estimated $3.1 billion in legal bets on this year’s Men’s March Madness alone, sports betting’s prominence keeps rising. While events in May may not match the hype or volume of the NCAA Tournament, the PGA Championship, Roland Garros, the MLB season, and the NBA and NHL playoffs still make it a packed month for bettors. CivicScience has fresh d…
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