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'''NFL gambling''' is a multi-billion-dollar industry of exploitation of those with [[gambling]] [[addictions]].  It is also the height of hypocrisy, as the NFL in 2021 entered into exclusive contracts with gambling operations while months later abusively punishing a player who while away from the game wagered a small amount.<ref name="G">https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/mar/10/calvin-ridley-nfl-atlanta-falcons-gambling-nfl-football-suspension</ref>
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'''NFL gambling''' is a multi-billion-dollar industry of exploitation of those with [[gambling]] [[addiction]].  It is also the height of hypocrisy, as the NFL in 2021 entered into exclusive contracts with gambling operations while months later abusively punishing a player who while away from the game wagered a small amount.<ref name="G">https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/mar/10/calvin-ridley-nfl-atlanta-falcons-gambling-nfl-football-suspension</ref>
 
{{cquote|Last year the NFL announced five-year contracts worth nearly $1bn combined with DraftKings, FanDuel and Caesars to become the league’s official sports betting partners, in addition to secondary deals with BetMGM, WynnBET, Fox Bet and PointsBet.<ref name="G"/>}}
 
{{cquote|Last year the NFL announced five-year contracts worth nearly $1bn combined with DraftKings, FanDuel and Caesars to become the league’s official sports betting partners, in addition to secondary deals with BetMGM, WynnBET, Fox Bet and PointsBet.<ref name="G"/>}}
 
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Revision as of 05:39, September 23, 2022

NFL gambling is a multi-billion-dollar industry of exploitation of those with gambling addiction. It is also the height of hypocrisy, as the NFL in 2021 entered into exclusive contracts with gambling operations while months later abusively punishing a player who while away from the game wagered a small amount.[1]

“ Last year the NFL announced five-year contracts worth nearly $1bn combined with DraftKings, FanDuel and Caesars to become the league’s official sports betting partners, in addition to secondary deals with BetMGM, WynnBET, Fox Bet and PointsBet.[1] ”

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