By Derek Webb Key Facts Illegal gambling only represents about 4% of entire gambling sector in Great Britain Reducing stakes on Fixed Odd Betting Terminals only marginally decreased ‘profit’ Government-established
By Charles Fain Lehman “…is legal sports gambling actually a net positive for state budgets? This report argues no,” https://manhattan.institute/article/a-bad-bet-why-sports-gambling-tax-revenue-disappoints
Despite a mountain of evidence, states continue to partner with powerful gambling corporations to promote ever more extreme forms of commercialized gambling in our homes and communities. This urgent
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Some researchers funded by predatory gambling interests attempt to argue that after the introduction of extreme forms of gambling into a community addiction rates will spike but then, over a
This MUST-READ report by Charles Livingstone and Richard Woolley provides what may be the best analysis about how almost 100% of the responsibility for problem gambling is placed on the
This extensive and important report by the UK’s Rebecca Cassidy details the ways in which gambling research is presently conducted and funded. It also identifies a need for more unbiased
A key study found academic research into gambling heavily biased, controlled by industry and government. Gambling researchers maintain funding by producing research that is safe, uncritical and reliably delivered. What
With state legislatures across the country considering legalized gambling expansion, the need for unbiased research is crucial. While other fields, such as alcohol or tobacco rely on academia for fact-based
Gambling Watch UK confirmed that recent research, focusing on problem play and problem players rather than on problem products, was conducted by companies having a history of contracts with the
