Clinical correlates of sports betting: a systematic review

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  • who: Eduardo Valenciano-Mendoza from the Comparing groups with non-problematic online sports betting to problematic online sports betting, individuals with problematic online sports betting were more likely to be gamble on sports offline and were more likely to consider themselves semi-professional gamblersThey were also more likely to use illicit drugs while gambling and reported greater psychological distress. Potential risk factors for online sports betting were being male (B=1.35, p=.032), younger (B=-0.07, p andlt have published the research: Clinical Correlates of Sports Betting: A Systematic Review, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of . . .

     

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