Teen Gambling Epidemic: Online Sports Betting's Dark Side
Online sports betting surge poses significant risks for teenagers, particularly boys, as experts sound the alarm over a growing epidemic. With the industry projected to reach $8.7 billion by 2030, easy access through apps and celebrity endorsements are drawing more young people in. Students share harrowing tales of addiction, while families seek counseling for struggling teens. A new study reveals a staggering 300% increase in young men calling gambling helplines since online betting became private. Researchers call for stricter regulations, reduced marketing, and improved treatment access to combat the rising gambling disorders among youth.
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