KQED's Forum Has Sports Betting Changed the Game for the Bettor?
Jan 16, 2025
Ryan Rodenberg, a sports betting expert from Florida State University, Danny Funt, a journalist with insights from The Washington Post, and David Purdum, an ESPN writer focused on the industry, delve into the explosive growth of sports betting since its legalization. They discuss the evolving fan engagement, shifting perceptions among leagues from opposition to acceptance, and the ethical implications of aggressive betting ads. The conversation highlights concerns about game integrity, athlete harassment, and the rising prevalence of betting among youth.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Evolving Landscape of Sports Betting
02:34 • 4min
Exploring the Legal Landscape of Sports Betting
06:50 • 2min
Navigating Sports Betting in California
08:44 • 4min
Impact of Sports Betting on Fan Engagement and Media
12:42 • 2min
The Changing Landscape of Sports Betting
15:05 • 16min
The Rising Influence of Sports Betting Advertising in Media
31:28 • 1min
Exploring the Impact of Sports Betting on Games and Bettors
32:58 • 2min
The Intersection of Sports Rules and Betting Practices
34:39 • 2min
The Seamless Integration of Sports Betting in D.C.
36:10 • 2min
Betting Integrity and Youth Vulnerability
37:53 • 7min
The Transformative Influence of Sports Betting on Fan Engagement
45:22 • 2min
The Dual Edge of Sports Betting: Passion or Impairment?
47:17 • 2min
The Evolving Landscape of Sports Betting and Its Implications
49:37 • 4min