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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.

Ho-Chunk receives approval for Beloit casino (UPDATE)

Apr 17, 2020

Plans for the Ho-Chunk Nation’s $405 million casino in Beloit are heading to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk after federal officials signed off on the project. Read more here. Ho-Chunk receives approval for Beloit casino (UPDATE)  

Beloit Group Holds Meeting in Opposition of Casino Project

Mar 2, 2020

BELOIT, Wis. (WIFR) — The city of Beloit is seeing opposition to the Ho-Chunk Casino and resort development after a group of community members addressed concerns about the project. The 11th Hour Beloit Casino Group addressed the timeline of the casino’s development and suggested community members have a referendum to determine the amount of interest the community has in the project. https://www.wifr.com/content/news/Beloit-group-holds-meeting-in-opposition-of-casino-project-504413261.html Our Views: Beloit won’t be getting rich quick Has the proliferation of casinos made gambling more acceptable, or...

Revealed: Betting firms were granted access to database of 28 MILLION children and used it to boost number of young gamblers by up to 15% in one of Britain’s biggest ever data breaches

Jan 21, 2020

Millennials don’t like brick and mortar casinos.  They are much more interested in online activity.  This data breach and the consequent spike in young gamblers will ensure that our youth becomes the target of the online gambling industry. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7904287/Betting-firms-granted-access-database-28-MILLION-children.html  

“Given the minor contribution of gambling revenues to state budgets, officials might be better advised to rely on broad-based revenues and spending controls rather than the relatively paltry revenues from legal gambling.”

Jan 14, 2020

This is a great example of lazy legislating.  Rather than focus on spending and responsible broad-based revenues, legislators look for ways to increase revenue without raising taxes.  The problem is, state budgets become dependent on gambling revenues and when they decline (and they will), taxpayers have to make up the difference. “Given the minor contribution of gambling revenues to state budgets, officials might be better advised to rely on broad-based revenues and spending controls rather than the relatively paltry revenues...

IGT’s Charles Cohen: ‘2020 will be the year of tribal sports betting’

Jan 9, 2020

Some Wisconsin State legislators have floated the idea to amend our state constitution to allow internet sports betting.  If amended, it will open the proverbial can of worms. “If you all thought 2019 was an exciting time for sports betting, then buckle up, because 2020 promises more action both on the field and behind the scenes as our industry continues to develop at a frantic pace. 2020 could possibly go down as the year a single state achieves a $1bn...

Sports betting’s rapid expansion faces more tests in 2020

Dec 24, 2019

The line for the ticket windows at a Rhode Island casino’s sportsbook stretched to the door on one afternoon last month. “This happens pretty much every Monday,” said Craig Sculos, vice president and general manager at Twin River Casino Hotel. This could be the scene in more states in the years ahead. Legalized sports betting has caught on quickly since a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 2018 allowed for it to be legalized in every state; 2020 will be a...

Live! Casino Group Partners With FanDuel for Sports Betting Operations

Dec 13, 2019

Everything about the gambling industry is dishonest.  Daily Fantasy Sports was always about legalizing online sports betting. The parent company of the Live! Casino group is partnering with FanDuel to bring sports betting and daily fantasy sports (DFS) to its gaming and entertainment properties across the country. Live! Casino Group Partners With FanDuel for Sports Betting Operations    

Decrying Lottery’s Impact on the Poor, Bronx Beep Calls for Reforms

Nov 26, 2019

A ban on the sale of lottery products in check-cashing outlets, which serve unbanked, low-income people is a good start. The government is basically selling hope for a dollar. Because low-income people purchase a disproportionate amount of the lottery games, this has the effect of pulling money away from low-income people and out of their communities,” the report continued. Decrying Lottery’s Impact on the Poor, Bronx Beep Calls for Reforms

The gambling illusion: Why sports betting should be legal in Wisconsin

Nov 19, 2019

The age old argument: everyone else is doing it, so should we.  This is one of the best examples of lazy legislating while kicking the can to our future generations. Gambling is a form of financial fraud. Government should not be complicit in winning from the losses of the very citizens they are elected to protect. We are a society full of addictions largely because of failed government policies. Thankfully, this would require an amendment to our state constitution, and...

Mobile Apps Lead to Huge Jump for Indiana Sports Betting Figures in October

Nov 13, 2019

Remember, gambling creates no new wealth. Money spent on wagering has no multiplying factor in the local economy. It is simply subtracted from money that would otherwise be spent on things like food, clothing and healthcare needs. “The Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) released monthly figures showing the state’s sportsbooks and sports betting applications accepted nearly $91.7 million in wagers for October. That’s up more than 160 percent from its September handle of $35.2 million.” Mobile Apps Lead to Huge Jump...

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