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How sports betting has increased predatory gambling across the U.S.

Feb 16, 2022

For the past several years Americans have been increasingly exposed to predatory gambling, the practice of using gambling to prey on human weakness for profit. Unfortunately, rather than protect the vulnerable, state governments are colluding with the profiteers to exploit ​​their citizens. For-profit gambling, or commercial gambling, is illegal unless granted special legal exemption by the government — which many states are increasingly willing to provide.  Read more here.

The WAGER, Vol. 27(1) – Wait, I’m in the red? Gamblers’ difficulty in estimating their gambling outcomes

Feb 5, 2022

A recent study by American Psychological Association of online gamblers found: 69.6% underestimated their betting frequency by more than 10%. 64.8% underestimated their losses. Read more here.

Latest Posts

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  • Menominee Tribe Responds to KCE’s Report On Casino Concerns Amid Community Skepticism
  • Menominee Leave Kenosha In The Dark On Status Of Casino Project: Opinion
  • Menominee’s Bad Bets on Democrats Catch Up To Them

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If you or someone you know has a gambling problem,
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