American Gambler
David Hill, Peter Richmond, Danny Funt, Peter Alson, Steve Ruddock, Peter Fornatale, Ursula Lawrence, Gina FioreUpdates and dispatches from the research and writing of my forthcoming book, American Gambler (FSG).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 96 | Subscribers | Read | davidhill.substack.com |
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Writing a book about gambling for FSG. Author of The Vapors. Player of games.
former staff @gq, sometimes @dailybeast + @espn. currently road tripper, curator of https://t.co/yGqt4cMdhJ. mixed media, past pieces, and prose.
My book about the sports betting boom is due out January 2026. My reporting has appeared in The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, and the Columbia Journalism Review. I live in Charlotte with my wife, son, and cat.
Writer and Editor
Steve is a highly respected and oft-cited voice in the legal online gambling space. Steve is an analyst and consultant and the EIC of Gaming Law Review.
PTF is one of the founding partners of In the Money Media
True stories of a professional gambler. Memoir 10.27.26 Gillian Flynn Books
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