
Hosts Maddi Ference and John P. McAlpin revisit some recent reporting on the mental health impacts of "microbetting"

Hosts Maddi Ference and John P. McAlpin revisit some recent reporting on the mental health impacts of "microbetting"
(NJ Spotlight News)NJ lawmaker wants curbs, as concerns rise about this high-speed form of online sports betting
(AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File)One NJ lawmaker calls for a ban on microbetting
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)State task force recommends more addiction services, more education and new advertising requirements
(AP Photo/Chris Carlson)Experts discuss state and federal regulations that could help
(AP Photo/Collin Binkley)Addiction prevention advocates fear more problem gambling, especially among young
(AP Photo/John Locher)Problem gambling is a growing concern. Bettors are expected to wager a record amount on the Super Bowl
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)One nonprofit reports a big increase in calls to its gambler addiction hotline from young adults
(NJ Spotlight News)Proposed legislation would allow for some exceptions
(NJ Spotlight News)The task force will review requirements for responsible gambling
AP/SNTVFans to wager more than a $1 billion just in legal bets

A third of online gamblers are 18 to 24 years old, report says
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)Conference comes ahead of anniversary of legal sports betting
NJ Spotlight NewsThe regulations include the elimination of gambling ads in certain places
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)One proposal is for a diversion court, an alternative to incarceration for gamblers who get into trouble with the law

Legislation is needed to keep online casino gambling going through 2033

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March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. It aims to shed light on compulsive gambling, which affects 350,000 people in New Jersey.