Study links legal online sports betting to lower household savings
The University of Nebraska research is being cited on both sides of the debate over state legalization measures.
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- Gambling NewsUniversity of Nebraska Study Says Online Gambling Reduces Household Savings
- Casino.orgUniversity of Nebraska Study Links Online Sports Betting to Financial Harm Beyond Discretionary Spend
- CDC GamingNebraska: Study finds legal online sports betting may cut household savings, investments
- GamblingSites.comNebraska Study Finds Online Sports Betting Can Hurt Household Savings
- New York PostOnline sports betting is eating up the savings of millions of gamblers at an alarming rate: study
- Nebraska TodayNebraska study reveals hidden financial costs of online sports betting
- American Institute for Boys and MenSensible sports betting: A policy framework
- BYU NewsBYU study: Legalization of sports betting has led to households saving significantly less money
- Kellogg InsightOnline Sports Betting Is Draining Household Savings
- StatelineGrowth of sports betting may be linked to financial woes, new studies find
- Missouri IndependentCommentary: Two years ago, sports betting became legal in Kansas. It wasn’t worth the risk to some
- Route FiftySports betting is soaking ‘financially constrained’ households
- KSL NewsTo bet or save? BYU study examines detriment sports betting can have on building savings
- Reason FoundationLegalizing sports betting is the right call