Monthly gamblers in Massachusetts are increasing their involvement in sports betting, exhibiting more intense gambling behavior alongside a rise in gambling-related harms. Research from the University of Massachusetts Amherst indicates that despite increased gambling activity, regular gamblers are forming more negative views about gambling. A survey showed a rise in those believing gambling causes more harm than benefit, attributed in part to aggressive marketing and media attention. Additionally, participation in sports betting among respondents has shown marked increase since legalization in early 2023.
The latest research revealed that monthly gamblers in Massachusetts are increasing participation in sports betting, showing more intense gambling behavior and rising gambling-related harms.
Regular gamblers are exhibiting a growing discontent towards gambling. A rising number believe that gambling brings more harm than benefit, highlighting a shift in perception overall.
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