Avery Zimmerman is an Associate Editor for Action, a publication focused on sports and gambling. With a keen interest in sports odds and betting, Avery covers a range of topics including player prop odds, tournament previews, and the impact of gambling policies on athletes.
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NCAA Tournament Bankroll Management: The Key to a Successful Event
Read about the "risk-free investment" terminology that Rece Davis used on an ESPN segment.
What Are Limits in Sports Betting?
A group of leading U.S. sportsbooks and gambling companies have joined forces to form the Responsible Online Gaming Association Wednesday.
Read our article about how to utilize sportsbook promotions to win in sports betting.
By: Avery Zimmerman
Read about how gambling addiction hotlines are seeing a rise in calls, with callers skewing younger.
Major Sportsbook Operators Decline to Attend Gaming Commission Hearing on Limiting Players
By: Avery Zimmerman
Kicking off action at Copa America on Saturday night, Colombia and Panama battle in Phoenix for a quarterfinal match.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation to fight the adverse effects of problem gambling.
NFL bettors should be cautious of a live betting issue that is unique to the sport.
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