There is also $6 million for gambling addiction programs and $5 million for youth sports programs. “You can’t talk about the expansion of gaming in New York without dealing with the addiction issue,” Addabbo said. Officials say dealing with gambling addiction was a major concern of state lawmakers. “We have to have a premier product from Day 1. Otherwise, the savvy New York bettor will go right back in a millisecond, to go back to New Jersey or to do it illegally or Pennsylvania or what have you,” said state Sen. Officials want to make sure the technical glitches are worked out and that the sites are so appealing that New Yorkers used to travel to other states will want to stay home, CBS2’s Marcia Kramer reported.
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We will quickly show you where each state falls within your particular age group. State officials expect that betting on football, baseball, basketball, and other sports can bring in $500 million a year, most of which will be earmarked for education. The Council on Compulsive Gambling in New Jersey told CBS2 that calls to its helpline skyrocketed after the Garden State legalized sports betting in 2018. It said 4% to 8% of its helpline calls related to gaming before mobile betting was legalized, and that jumped to 15% in 2018, 35% in 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it’s at 15%-18% now. And it’s a terrible vice for people who don’t handle it that well, but so is drinking and so is drugs and everything else,” Spurrier said.