Betting In The Age Of Coronavirus Could Be The Sign Of A Problem

Betting In The Age Of Coronavirus Could Be The Sign Of A Problem

With Coronavirus shutting down the majority of sports leagues and events, there’s a severe shortage of opportunities to bet.  But that doesn’t mean people have stopped gambling. And that’s led to a discussion on what it says about the people still betting, like bettors who forayed into table tennis betting and wagering on soccer matches…

Interview: 888’s Yaniv Sherman Talks Coronavirus Gambling Impact

Interview: 888’s Yaniv Sherman Talks Coronavirus Gambling Impact

Coronavirus has altered or effectively halted nearly every industry in all corners of the world. Legal gaming has been especially devastated. As casino floors and hotel rooms sit vacant, Americans have shifted their attention to online casinos and poker rooms in the handful of states with regulated online poker.

Exclusive Interview: Jason Ader on Regulating Responsible Gambling

Exclusive Interview: Jason Ader on Regulating Responsible Gambling

The ongoing rollout of sports betting and online gambling legislation across the country is already resulting in some eyebrow-raising revenue figures from some states. Despite increased access to legal gambling options and a strengthening domestic market, Americans still have access to illegal offshore gambling options that lack financial and responsibility safeguards.

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