Lefty and Dandy Don: How a Grosse Pointe bookie allegedly cheated Phil Mickelson – The Detroit News

Detroit A mob-connectedbookie from Grosse Pointe Parkhandled lucrative bets for Phil Mickelson and was accused of cheating the PGA Tour golfer out of $500,000, according to federal court records obtained by The Detroit News. Previously unreported gambling allegations outlined in a trial transcript filed in federal court in Detroit linkMickelson with one of the biggest…

Gambling adverts: should they stay or should they go? – The BMJ

Henrietta Bowden-Jones, founder and director1, Adrian Crossley, head2 1National Centre for Behavioural Addictions, CNWL NHS Trust, London. 2Addiction and Criminal Justice Policy Unit, Centre for Social Justice, London, UK Correspondence to: H Bowden-Jones [email protected] The case for reform grows stronger A YouGov poll published in June 2021 of 12247 adults and 2513 children suggested that…

Crown Resorts expects net debt of $676m for financial year 20/21 – Gambling Insider – In-depth Analysis for the Gaming Industry

Crown Resorts expects net debt of AU$900m ($676m) for the full year ended 30 June 2021. The companys EBITDA after closure costs is predicted to be between AU$90-100m. Crown also expects to record a statutory loss after tax for the full year. Last years AU$450m project finance facility, meant to support the construction of Crown…

‘I spent £22,500 in two hours’: Gambling addict racked up £100k debt betting on sports he ‘knew nothing about’ – My London

With the return of the Euros, football has dominated public attention and conversation. The highly-anticipated event is not without controversy, due to the close relationship between the sport and betting. For those who have struggled with a gambling addiction, the return of the highly-publicised event is a concerning trigger. READ MORE: Londoner started walking to…