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About Citizens Against Expanded Gambling

Founded in 2015, Citizens Against Expanding Gambling (CAEG) is the only organization exclusively dedicated to lobbying against the expansion of gambling in Wisconsin. We inform, equip and engage 1,000s in our statewide grassroots coalition of citizens, employers and community leaders who share a common concern about the explosion of gambling in Wisconsin. Join our coalition today by signing our petition here. We have successfully fought back the legalization of Daily Fantasy Sports (the entrée to online gambling) in 2016 and 2017.

HARD ROCK CASINO COMING BACK?

Jun 1, 2022

MAY 25TH, 2022 | 6:09 AM | By M.D. Kittle HARD ROCK CASINO COMING BACK? MADISON — A long-dead casino project in Kenosha is being resurrected by the Florida Indian tribe that partnered on a similar proposal nearly a decade ago, Capitol sources tell Empower Wisconsin. This time, the Seminole Tribe of Florida is looking to purchase approximately 16 acres just west of Interstate-94 in the growing village of Bristol, about 15 miles west of Kenosha, sources say. Bristol village officials say they...

SportsBettingReport.com Survey Finds 1 in 4 Americans Gamble Daily

May 31, 2022

“Survey Finds 1 in 4 Americans Gamble Daily” “Studies” like this give the false impression that gambling away half of your income is a positive thing. In reality, it leads to gambling addiction. We must continue to push back against these false narratives. The statistics in the “responsible gambling” report are eye-opening. … See more

Gambling foes criticize new Texas Lottery ticket

May 24, 2022

The minimum wage in Texas is $7.25 per hour. It would take almost 14 hours for a worker to earn back the money lost from this $100 scratch-off ticket. “A significant amount of sales for these convenience stores is from people coming in to cash their payroll checks,” he said. Stores pay a portion of the check amounts in cash, and customers accept the rest in lottery tickets..” READ MORE

‘I lied to everyone I met’: How gambling addiction has taken hold of women in the UK

May 16, 2022

This is why we emphasize that “risk-free” bets are never risk-free. “One of the worst things that would happen when I was trying to stop gambling was when the companies would message you as a ‘VIP customer’ and say, ‘We haven’t seen you for a while – here’s £200 in your account.” READ MORE

‘We’ve got to get gaming out of our blood’: Pandemic shock pushes Wisconsin tribes to diversify economy

Apr 5, 2022

Casinos drive Wisconsin’s tribal economies, generating nearly $1.3 billion in net winnings a year before the pandemic’s disruption, according to the Wisconsin Department of Administration, which tracks gaming dollars. But by 2021 those winnings dropped by nearly a third to $893 million — an aggregate total that obscures the financial hit to individual tribes.  Read more here.

Play Globally: Free-to-Play reshapes user acquisition and retention in sports betting

Mar 22, 2022

Here is the clear danger behind “risk-free” and “free-to-play” gaming. “Free to Play (F2P) games are effectively a gateway strategy to recruit users who may have never considered betting on sports or racing.”  Read more here.

List of NFL players suspended for gambling: Calvin Ridley joins Josh Shaw, others busted for betting

Mar 9, 2022

On Monday, another player joined the infamous ranks of NFL players that have bet on the league’s games. That would be Falcons receiver Calvin Ridley.  Read more here.

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.

Ill-gotten gain

Jan 31, 2022

David Cranford pastors First Baptist Church in nearby Ponchatoula, and he was president of the Louisiana Baptist Convention when that group went up against powerful political operatives backing the gambling legislation. “We live in a state that is itself addicted to gambling,” he said, “and what I mean by that is the state of Louisiana is addicted to gambling revenue, and they will do anything to see gambling expand.” Read more here.

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Citizens Against Expanded Gambling, Inc.
PO Box 7294
Appleton, WI 54912

Phone: (920) 659-4489
email: info@citizensagainstgambling.com
www.citizensagainstgambling.com

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem,
call 1-800-GAMBLE-5 (1-800-426-2535) 24 hours a day.

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