Most people won’t bet against favorite candidates, teams: New research
People are unlikely to bet against their own preferences in sports or politics, new research suggests, even when such “emotional hedging” may be in their interest.
People are unlikely to bet against their own preferences in sports or politics, new research suggests, even when such “emotional hedging” may be in their interest.
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2016 review of the research literature on U.S. lotteries and the types of people most likely to play.
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This 2015 study looks at the impacts that legalizing gambling has on the local and state government expenditures and revenues.
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2011 paper by Clemson University and College of Charleston on the impact of casinos on retail property values in Detroit, Michigan.
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2010 study by the University of Southern Mississippi on socioeconomic factors influencing legalization of casinos globally.
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2011 study by the University of California, Los Angeles, published in the Journal of Gambling Studies on gaming habits as reported in a casino setting.
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2010 study in UNLV Gaming Research and Review Journal on young gamblers and propensity for risky behavior.
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