"The American sports betting industry posted a record $13.71 billion in 2024 revenue, up from 2023’s record of $11.04 billion, according to the American Gaming Association’s annual report issued Wednesday."
This is going to end so badly.
This is going to end so badly.
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I've been bombarded with these ads, it shouldn't be legal.
https://wallethub.com/edu/cities-with-the-most-people-in-financial-distress/133346
And the impact on individuals and their families is only going to increase. It’s heartbreaking. Gambling is an addiction.
When the reigns come off in the US market it’s going to be like the fentanyl crisis x1,000.
And the hysteria against gambling in the UK has become ridiculous, quite frankly.
Nobody is calling for a ban but more safeguards are needed.
The current ones are insufficient.
So when do people start to come up with solutions that actually tackle the addiction instead of penalising the majority?
Credit checks for mortgages are much more detailed, though I can tell you’re being hyperbolic.
The KYC checks are pretty lax. I could just lie and say I’m a lawyer on £800k a year. Ladbrokes et al would just believe me.
Your ‘majority get penalised’…
They used to be called ‘the crack cocaine’ of gambling because you could spin $200 every 20 seconds.
You can only have five machines per shop so they just open multiple shops.
Those machines are more heavily regulated now.
We don’t have the same state-by-state contradictions: Everyone can bet on any hundreds of markets on any event around the world 24/7 on their phone.
The US prop bet market is actually pretty good. When it descends into our system you’ll have major problems.
October 2026?
Prize-linked Savings Accounts could be a partial mitigation strategy.
https://www.nominalnews.com/p/sports-betting-investments-costs