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Sports betting is taking a bite out of gamblers’ grocery budgets, new research suggests

A report released just days before the start of the FIFA World Cup finds a correlation between sports betting and not having enough to eat.

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Sports betting is taking a bite out of gamblers’ grocery budgets, new research suggests
A report released just days before the start of the FIFA World Cup finds a correlation between sports betting and not having enough to eat.
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