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Greedy billionaire [[NFL]] owners rely on sports gambling and handouts at taxpayer expense to enrich themselves further:

Greedy billionaire [[NFL]] owners rely on sports gambling and handouts at taxpayer expense to enrich themselves further:

{{cquote|Kansas lawmakers last year authorized bonds for up to 70% of the cost of new stadiums, paying them off over 30 years with revenues from sports betting, Kansas Lottery ticket sales, and new sales and alcohol taxes.<ref>https://www.ksn.com/sports/missouri-to-hold-special-session-on-chiefs-and-royals/</ref>}}

{{cquote|[[Kansas]] lawmakers last year authorized bonds for up to 70% of the cost of new stadiums, paying them off over 30 years with '''''revenues from sports betting''''', Kansas Lottery ticket sales, and new sales and alcohol taxes.<ref>https://www.ksn.com/sports/missouri-to-hold-special-session-on-chiefs-and-royals/ (emphasis added)</ref>}}

"Americans now wager roughly $150 billion a year on sports, and 48% of American men under 50 have an account on a digital sportsbook at sites like DraftKings, FanDuel, ESPNBet, and BetMGM, according to a Siena College survey."<ref name="B">Nick Devor," America's Sports Betting Boom Is About to Backfire --- For every dollar in gambling tax revenue, U.S. states spend under a penny on problem gambling. The gaming industry spends even less. Millions of gamblers are at their mercy," Barron's

"Americans now wager roughly $150 billion a year on sports, and 48% of American men under 50 have an account on a digital sportsbook at sites like DraftKings, FanDuel, ESPNBet, and BetMGM, according to a Siena College survey."<ref name="B">Nick Devor," America's Sports Betting Boom Is About to Backfire --- For every dollar in gambling tax revenue, U.S. states spend under a penny on problem gambling. The gaming industry spends even less. Millions of gamblers are at their mercy," Barron's