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    For many people, gambling is a great way for entertainment. They want to feel that joy and or rush they get when they win a round. From the behavior changes to the changes of student gambling, gambling is just one of the ways some people cope with stress. People who gamble tend to get more excited for wins. To begin with, “2 million Americans are compulsive (pathological) gamblers...lists ten characteristic behavior” (Donatelle states) (132). There will only be a couple discussed in this…

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    Legalizing Gambling The Pros of Legalized Gambling The single biggest benefit of legalized gambling is the rise that the tourism industry of the country will experience. People will undoubtedly flock to this region from all around the world, and this will boost many different parties in various ways. This will inevitably lead to a rise in employment opportunities in the region as well, and the economy will grow as a result. Casinos and gambling houses are required to pay pretty high taxes, and…

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    many cities, the prospect of gambling and casinos has come to the attention of government officials, and for good reason. The potential of gaining revenue for the government is the driving factor for this consideration, though many have reservations of its effectiveness based on morals and a list of historic cons. There are points to both sides, but the question is whether or not legal casinos are better or worse overall for the communities that they reside in. Gambling, or playing games for…

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    impact of the gambling industry. The casino gaming industry is one of the fastest growing industries. Legalizing gambling has been a catapult for the industry of casino gaming, giving people more opportunity to do what they have been doing for centuries. Gambling had always been a booming industry but since it was illegal, it fell underground and off the books. Gambling has been an addiction for many people all around the world for as long as civilization existed. As for the U.S. gambling had…

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    EDKN 3355 Dr. Daniel J. Burt Table of Contents Introduction Page 3 Sports Betting before Regulation Page 4 Early Problems with the NCAA on Television Page 5 The True Value of Television Page 7 The Longhorn Network Page 8 State of the NCAA Page 9 Summary Page 10 Future Ramifications Page 11 References Page 13 One can say gambling was a staple in United States early history especially in the expansion of the west. As our country grew and professional sports…

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    More than one-in-six advertisements shown during AFL matches are gambling-related, according to the ABC. Australia is a lucrative market for the sport gambling industry – we have the biggest losses per capita of any country in the world. In recent years there has been a noticeable and concerning increase in the advertising of gambling opportunities within sport. Gambling sponsorship of sport has grown substantially, and sports betting turnover is growing rapidly. Key players like Centrebet,…

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    issues” such as gambling (McAllister, 2014). Given the importance placed on public perceptions in affecting gambling regulations, this literature review will explore Public Perceptions of Problem Gambling. The policy relevant to this topic is the National Gambling Reform Act 2012. Although the literature covers many different theories and ideas, this review will focus on two major ideas, problem gambling and public perceptions. It will examine the factors defining problem gambling behaviour…

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    around the world want to admit it. Gambling in sports is complete with unethical motives and practices (Thornton, Champion, & Ruddell, 2012, Pg. 82). Some most definitely consider it a form of cheating. They believe that from the beginning, the winning outcome has been altered in favor of one team over the other. The thought of an equal chance at winning, when the skill level of both teams participating are practically equal, is thrown out the window when gambling is involved. Major ethical…

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    In the article, “Promoting Lotteries”: Is it right to encourage gambling? by William Pride Lotteries became legal in the United States after 1964. Lotteries are a way of hope for low income families. Gambling lotteries are one of the common advertisements in the low- income community. Why do the states have gambling advertising around the low income communities? As you walk in the neighborhood you could see the advertising in the bodega windows and you also see posters of winners. Those posters…

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    Australians are hooked! The numbers don't lie, we do have an increasing gambling problem. Gambling is a major Australian issue, with people losing more money on gambling per capita than any other nation. There has been a major rise of betting on various sports across varying age groups in a short period of time and i've researched and found the figures to show it, you’ll be surprised. In it self there is nothing wrong with gambling if you chose to do it responsibly and within your socioeconomic…

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