American Institute for Boys and Men
This webinar hosted by the American Institute for Boys and Men brings together policy experts to discuss the rapidly evolving landscape of American sports betting. The panel examines emerging regulations, prediction market contracts, taxation, and legal challenges shaping the industry's future.
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Sports betting in America was in a state of flux. The last twelve months had seen the rise of sports prediction market contracts, changes in betting options and gambling taxes, and the stubborn persistence of unlicensed operators. Between the possibility of new regulation, legislation, and ongoing lawsuits, it was clear the next twelve months might bring just as much change as the last. What, exactly, was on the horizon for American sports betting? To find out, the American Institute for Boys and Men held a webinar on February 3 at 1pm ET. Earlier that month, in partnership with Arnold Ventures, AIBM launched a new hub to coordinate research and advocacy on gambling and to serve as a resource for lawmakers, regulators, journalists, advocates, and the industry itself. To explain what the next year had in store, AIBM was joined by Brianne Doura-Schawohl (Campaign for Fairer Gambling), Chris Grove (Acies Investments), and Steve Ruddock (Straight to the Point Consulting). The conversation was moderated by AIBM’s Jonathan D. Cohen. For more information about AIBM and the Sports Betting Research and Policy Hub, visit: https://aibm.org/boys-men-online/
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