Online Sports Bettor Compares Gambling to 'Crack in the '80s'
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A CBS News investigation has revealed that online sports betting companies, such as FanDuel, are actively working to keep gamblers engaged and continue wagering, even as some users report increasing losses. According to the report, one sports bettor described the experience of gambling as being 'like crack in the '80s,' highlighting the intense and addictive nature of the activity. The investigation suggests that these companies employ strategies designed to maintain user involvement, raising concerns about the potential for gambling addiction and financial harm. The report underscores the need for greater regulation and awareness around the growing popularity of online sports betting.
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