Young men are increasingly drawn to sports betting, thanks to the rise of mobile betting apps and the lack of targeted resources to help them. This trend is concerning, as many see betting as a fun way to pass the time or even a smart investment, not realizing the potential risks until it's too late
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are facing a growing problem with gambling addiction, especially through online apps. Many people are struggling with huge debts and financial ruin. The issue is getting worse as more people bet on sports and play casino games on their phones. In 2024, online gambling br
Bill Krackomberger, a well-known sports bettor, shared his thoughts on the impact of the repeal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA). He believes that the repeal has led to an increase in problem gambling, with more people struggling to control their betting habits. Krackom
Sports gambling has exploded in the US. A big court decision allowed many states to legalize it, not just Nevada. This means more people can bet on sports, even online. But there's a dark side to this boom. More people betting means more chances for gambling addiction. Gambling addiction is no joke
Sports betting has taken the world by storm, but at what cost? Since the Supreme Court legalized sports gambling in 2018, it has spread like wildfire across the U. S. Ads from betting platforms like BetMGM and DraftKings are everywhere, tempting us with free money for our first bet. During sports ev
In a nail-biting legal battle, Missouri's Cole County Judge has ruled in favor of keeping sports betting on the state's November ballots. The decision comes after a lawsuit challenged whether proponents had gathered enough signatures from registered voters to qualify for inclusion. But what does t
