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A total of 20.5 million American adults (8%) plan to bet a combined $1.8 billion on the 2022 FIFA World Cup, according to the American Gaming Association's (AGA) inaugural survey on World Cup wagering. Unlike other major events like the Super Bowl and March Madness, which have significant casual betting components, including bracket or squares…

Total amount wagered is expected to be around $1.8 billion, with 48% of all wagers likely to come through online sports betting sites. The 2022 FIFA World Cup kicks off next week, and an American Gaming Association survey released today expects the event to attract $1.8 billion in legal sports betting wagers from about 20.5 million American…

Fan fever runs hot for betting and micro betting With all the excitement of the new NFL and college football season, Better Business Bureau is alerting sports fans about sports betting scams. "The popularity of sports betting has exploded, and scammers developed more tricks to score a touchdown with your hard-earned cash," noted Naperville resident…

You've probably noticed the increased promotion of sports betting portals in ads on TV. They're cashing in on all the excitement of the new NFL and college football season. There's a lot of money to be made and that hasn't gone unnoticed by scammers. They have developed more tricks to score a touchdown with your hard-earned cash. A new,…

In California, you can bet on a horse race, buy a lottery ticket, put money on poker in a card room and play slots at a tribal casino all in the same - potentially expensive - day. Nevada, right next door, is undoubtedly the national capital of all things gambling. But after Nevada, California has the most slot machines of any state - one measure…