Many sports fans are now turning to online casino games in addition to online sports betting.


On these questions, too, there are some demographic differences. Americans 50 and older are more likely than adults under 50 to say that legalized sports betting is a bad thing for both society (41% vs. 27%) and sports (38% vs. 29%). College graduates and those in upper-income households are also more likely to see the widespread legalization of sports betting as a bad thing for both society and sports.
In addition, more than a dozen states sell lottery tickets over the internet, according to James Carey, executive director of the New Jersey Lottery.

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The process is easy and app-driven. Gaming companies provide constant offers of ¡°risk-free¡± bets, which allow customers to bet up to a certain amount; if they lose, the money is returned to them as a credit (not cash) that they can use to bet later. They don¡¯t need ¡°a guy¡± or an offshore account. They open an app from a myriad of gaming companies (13 are active in Pennsylvania and 20 in New Jersey) and bet on just about anything you can imagine, including darts, snooker, Australian rules football and handball, before and during games. It¡¯s reminiscent of the January 2021 technology-fueled stock-market run of GameStop, which was promoted on social media and joined online by scads of profit-seeking young investors. And the chance to play parlays, place prop bets (will James Harden make more than 2.5 three-pointers against the Heat?), and wager during games is extremely attractive to people 21 to 30 years old.

So far, such gambling is legal in only six states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut.
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