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Betting on Prediction Markets: A Cautionary Tale

Behavioral Ethics, Philosophy, Sports Ethics, Teaching Ethics, Trump Ethics, Workplace behavior /

The Human Element of Betting on Prediction Markets Prediction markets are booming in popularity and facing scrutiny amid reports of market manipulation and insider trading. In the U.S., most betting, be it on prediction markets or on sports apps, is on the outcomes of sporting events. Indeed, betting on sports accounts for between 85% and […]

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Commercialization of Collegiate Sports Raises Ethical Questions

Accountability, Sports Ethics, Technology/AI /

Are Partnerships Between Sports Betting Companies and Universities a Bridge Too Far? The commercialization of collegiate sports is an outgrowth of the legitimization of gambling in America. It started with off-track betting, spread to state lotteries, then casino gambling, and now we have fantasy sports betting. Collegiate sports have been affected as well through agreements

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