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How Gambling Works

Isaac Rose-Berman

Sports bettor writing about sports betting

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There Are Too Many Problem(atic) Gamblers

In a 1981 paper for the British Medical Journal, the epidemiologist Geoffrey Rose observed two major flaws in how doctors treated disease. The first was the “regrettable separation of the therapeutic and the preventive roles,” a focus on th...

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In 2024, Americans Legally Bet $148 Billion and Lost $13.7 Billion. Both Numbers Matter.

Seemingly every week, a new Tweet goes viral about how much Americans are betting on sports. These posts often contain half-truths that sound shocking, especially when people conflate handle (how much people bet) and revenue (how much they ...

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NBA Players are Betting on Themselves and Cheating at Poker

Editor’s note: From now on there will be a new post at least every Thursday. Also, last week I was on Fox & Friends talking about underage gambling. And if you’d like to see me placing bets while drinking Capri-Sun, check out this CNN docum...

2 months ago
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Sports Betting is Coming for Your Retirement Account

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    Sports bettor writing about sports betting. Gambling Fellow at The American Institute for Boys and Men

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