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Online Gambling Addiction

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Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2018 ruling in Murphy v. NCAA, the sports betting industry has exploded—from $4.9 billion wagered in 2017 to more than $148 billion in 2023. With sportsbooks now legal in 39 states and Washington, D.C., concerns about gambling-related harm have skyrocketed, especially among young adults.

A recent report from the Campaign for Accountability exposed how top gambling companies have publicly claimed to support “responsible gaming,” while aggressively lobbying to weaken consumer protections, block safety reforms, and preserve the most addictive features of their platforms.

The Allegations Against Sportsbooks

Lawsuits against major gambling platforms allege they have:

• Promoted misleading “risk-free” or “no-sweat” bets that exposed users to real financial loss
• Used behavioral data to target high-risk gamblers with customized promotions and incentives
• Designed apps to foster compulsive betting, with rapid wagering, constant notifications, and loyalty rewards
• Failed to implement safeguards like betting limits, “cool-off” reminders, or self-exclusion enforcement
• Continued marketing to users who tried to quit or block themselves from the platform

Who Is Eligible to File an Online Gambling Lawsuit?

Every story is different and many may qualify depending on the details of your case. You may qualify for a sports betting addiction lawsuit if:

• You used apps like DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, or Bet365
• You developed a gambling addiction or experienced compulsive betting behavior
• You incurred $10,000 or more in gambling losses or debt
• Or you are under the age of 18 and have gambling losses or debt
  

Our legal team is currently reviewing claims nationwide. If you meet the criteria, you could be eligible to seek compensation for financial losses, mental health treatment, and other damages.

Wright and Schulte, LLC is based in Ohio and our Addiction Attorneys are now evaluating claims regarding Online Sports Gambling. 

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