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    States, sports gambling is illegal in all states except Nevada. Sports gambling is the activity of predicting sports results and placing a wager on the outcome. Gambling, in general, is a controversial topic. Sports gambling is amongst this topic. The pros of this topic are very strong and so our the cons. Professional sports betting should be legal throughout the United States because sports betting makes sports more exciting, gambling already occurs, and it would create revenue. Gambling makes…

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    Vegas Paradise proves that old school is still cool! When people think of gambling they almost always think of the bright lights of Las Vegas. The gambling mecca that is located in the heart of the Nevada desert is a jackpot paradise, with it serving as the inspiration for a certain up and coming online casino. Vegas Paradise presents a slick experience across the board, as it has grown out its 2012 launch to become a casino that everyone is talking about. Considering its popularity, it is…

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    Online gambling has taken the world wide web by storm all across the world, and Canada is no exception. Leading this charge is Online slots. Canadian law permits Slot games to be played outside of casinos and that includes Online Casinos. Due to the high pay out and minimal cost, Online slots have become the most popular casino game in Canada. There are three main types of online slots: Credits, Cash and for fun. Credit Slots. It’s the commonest online slot. A potential player either purchases…

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    Many people use the internet to play paid online gambling sites, while easy and fun it has many negatives to it. Addiction and theft are the most common causes of online gaming, but also hold many black market dealings. Stricter policies should be set on these sites such as a law that covers online casinos, the "European Union 's Third Anti-Money Laundering Directive" (Banks 120,) law could bet set on online gambling casinos to help stop money laundering, currently this law is only set in…

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    The gambling activities themselves are clearly motivated by economic goals as opposed to recreational gambling, and the social scene reflects this as well. Two characters went on to the casino floor with the goal to win mass amounts of money whether it was to pay for a fake child, or to get out of debt. While only one of the two attempts proved to be lucrative, the gambling aspect shows both of the characters winning more than $100000 each. The apparent luck of both characters drew an audience…

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    Known as the gambling capital of the world, it 's no surprise that Las Vegas is infested with issues that come with such a title. Las Vegas thrives on attracting tourists to come over for the weekend and spend all their hard-earned money at the slot machines and poker tables conveniently placed around everywhere around the Strip. Gambling is not just monopolized on the Strip, though; it can be found all throughout the city. Locals are greeted with the oh so familiar sound of a slot machine being…

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    There are numerous cases in real life where gambling leads to poverty and suicidal intentions. However, Carlos, the main character in the Man from the South, took another step forward. This psychotic man bets on people's fingers and gambles with property that is not even his. Now, chopping off one's finger is indeed a very gruesome chore. However, this would have never been possible if Carlos does not possess some specific traits. First of all, Carlos's persuasion is so strong that the baited…

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    Gambling Banned or regulate Imagine if you lost all of your money? What wiuld you do after ?Is gambling harmful to people? It can be especially teens start to gamble at twelve or maybe even younger. Teens gamble at many different games, poker, online poker, etc. Some teens committed crime to fund the habit or to pay off their debts. Some had even gone to the unthinkable; they commit suicide due the amount of money they lost. Many people debate about banning gambling on the bases of moral issues…

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    In this essay I will argue that gambling should be legal but heavily regulated by governments in order to protect people from its dangers. According to research by the The National Opinion Research Center, in the U.S, 2.7% of the population are considered to be pathological or problem gamblers. Pathological and Problem gamblers are described to have gambling significantly affected their lives. Although this number may seem small, one must consider the broader impacts this has on families and…

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    Legalized gambling shouldn’t be considered a controversial issue because 86% of Americans believe they have the right to gamble with their own money. Hence, the moral outrage against legalized gambling is primarily a function of the extreme religious right wing. One of their most influential crusaders has been William Bennett, who affected a number of government policies from within the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administration. For instance, while serving as Bush’s drug czar, he suggested…

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