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My Year as a Degenerate Gambler
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In this 13,000+ word article, McKay Coppins, a practicing Mormon and father of four, documents his year as a sports bettor after The Atlantic staked him $10,000 to investigate the massive popularity of sports betting in America.
What began as a journalistic experiment to understand the gambling phenomenon became a cautionary tale as Coppins lost nearly all of the money, revealing the psychological grip and havoc that sports betting wreaks on individuals, families, and professional sports leagues.
What began as a journalistic experiment to understand the gambling phenomenon became a cautionary tale as Coppins lost nearly all of the money, revealing the psychological grip and havoc that sports betting wreaks on individuals, families, and professional sports leagues.
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as the Atlantic cover story written by the guest about his year gambling for investigative reporting.


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McKay Coppins on the Hidden Dangers of Online Sports Gambling




