Sports betting is already legal in Alabama. Just ask our kids.
Alabama can continue pretending that prohibition means our kids aren’t betting on sports. Or we can acknowledge that they already are and decide we’re finally going to do something about it.
Opinion | How Alabama leaders can stop predatory gambling
If Alabama lawmakers stay with the status quo, predatory gambling operations will continue to grow. One Alabama college student shares his thoughts with the Alabama Political Reporter.
Don’t let gambling scaremongers ruin your March Madness bracket
Today tens of millions of Americans will happily place a billion bets they know they will lose. The tradition of March Madness office pools, one of the healthiest forms of camaraderie-based parlay gambling, will take place all across America…
State Bans on Sports Betting Are Not Helping Anybody
The vast majority of overseas sportsbooks operate in the Caribbean and Latin America, where U.S. state regulations are a punchline. These sites will take whatever method of payment a willing gambler has, including cryptocurrency, money wires, or credit cards. For casual and problem gamblers alike, nothing is worse than betting on money you don’t have.
GeoComply data highlights sports betting demand in closed states
New data from geofencing specialists GeoComply has illustrated just how much people in states that don’t offer regulated online sports betting are trying to access sportsbooks.