'An invisible addiction': Amid pandemic, a rise in gambling addiction emerges
LAS VEGAS — The last bet Lou Remillard placed was a $2,000 online sports wager on a Major League Baseball game. The 46-year-old Las Vegas restaurateu
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LAS VEGAS — The last bet Lou Remillard placed was a $2,000 online sports wager on a Major League Baseball game. The 46-year-old Las Vegas restaurateu
LAS VEGAS — The last bet Lou Remillard placed was a $2,000 online sports wager on a Major League Baseball game. The 46-year-old Las Vegas restaurateur was drunk and broken at the time and said that he no longer cared to be alive.
Increases in gambling addiction have been fueled by major growth in legalized sports betting and by the unrelenting stress of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Increases in gambling addiction have been fueled by major growth in legalized sports betting and by the unrelenting stress of the COVID-19 pandemic.