Sports betting in the corona crisis: A future outlook

After the sports betting industry was hit by the global pandemic in 2020, one year later it is now possible to make clear statements about its actual effects and the trends for the coming years. Event cancellations, closings of local betting shops and loss of income for many people presented the sports betting and gambling Read more

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