Brian Pempus is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at GamblingHarm.org. He specializes in health and wellness, particularly focusing on consumer and mental health, as well as legal affairs related to litigation and finance. Brian Pempus has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports, Forbes, and GamblingHarm.org.
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Brian's focus is on event coverage, particularly in the sports and betting domains. He covers a wide range of topics including sports betting, chess, UFC, NBA, and WNBA. To effectively reach out to Brian Pempus, consider providing insights into upcoming events such as odds analysis or expert commentary related to sporting events like UFC fights or major championships. You may also offer exclusive promotions or unique angles for popular sports betting opportunities.
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The Kalshi Ninth Circuit ruling raises questions about the legality of prediction markets and sports betting in the U.S.
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