Evidence

EvidenceChelsea Hachey2025-04-10T08:07:50-04:00

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling is powered by the best available evidence, advancing data-driven policymaking.

YieldSec

YieldSec analysis estimating that illegal online gambling revenue grew to $67.1 billion in 2024, up from $40.9 billion in 2023. Illegal gambling accounts for 74% of the total U.S. marketplace, up from 71% in 2023

YieldSec

YieldSec analysis estimating that 75% of the $6.4 billion set to be wagered on the 2025 Super Bowl will flow to illegal gambling operators

NCLGS

Response by the Campaign for Fairer Gambling to the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States “Statement of Policy” on an Internet Gaming Act

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U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee

Campaign for Fairer Gambling submission to the hearing: “America’s High Stakes Bet on Legalized Sports Gambling”

Addiction Research & Theory

The Total Consumption Model Applied To Gambling: An Analysis of Gambling Accounts Records

The Lancet

The Lancet Public Health Commission on gambling

NERA

A Response to iDEA’s Review of NERA’s New Jersey iGambling Study

Gambling Survey of Great Britain

2023: First annual Gambling Survey of Great Britain published on gambling participation and potential consequences

NERA

2024: Economic Assessment of Online Gambling in Great Britain

Rady School of Management

Legalized Gambling Increases Irresponsible Betting Behavior, Especially Among Low-Income Populations

National Institute of Economic and Social Research

The Fiscal Costs and Benefits of Problem Gambling: Towards Better Estimates

NAADGS

2021 Survey of Publicly Funded Problem Gambling Services in the United States

YieldSec

YieldSec analysis showing nearly two-thirds of 2024 Super Bowl bets cast were illegal

YieldSec

YieldSec United States of America iGambling Marketplace Report 2023

YieldSec

YieldSec United States of America iGambling Marketplace Report 2023: Report 2

NERA

NERA’s Economic Assessment of iGambling in New Jersey