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Schuetz: Las Vegas Appears To Be Welcoming Back Organized Crime, Felons, Money Laundering, And California’s Bookies

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Old School Meets New: A Conversation Between Two Friends About Data

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Schuetz: Real Friends Don’t Feed Your Addiction

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From New Coke To Integrity Fees: Abandoned DraftKings Surcharge Takes Its Place Among All-Time Bad Ideas

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Schuetz: Scenes From BetBash, The Soul Of The Sports Betting Industry

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Schuetz: Regulatory Paper Tigers And The Impotence Of Fines

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Schuetz: DraftKings CEO Jason Robins Isn’t Crazy — He’s An Economist

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Schuetz: It Is Time Again To Talk About Captured Gaming Regulatory Agencies 

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Schuetz: Three Realities About Dealing Sports To Billy Walters

There's an upside to taking action from bettors who are sharper than the bookmakers

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Schuetz: Cigarette Machine On Premises Reveals What Casinos Are Really Protecting

"Now, many of you have suggested that I am a bit harsh on the casinos and I should work harder to isolate the good. In that spirit, I would applaud them for not using child labor in their production processes."

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Is There A Problem With Operator Terms & Conditions? A Lesson From Across The Pond

"The solution lies in implementing clearer language, shorter agreements, and more transparent practices, but that is easier said than done."

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Schuetz: A Tiresome Bout Of Problem Gambling Fatigue

"One of the trickier jobs in running a casino is approving credit-line increases for VIPs, which is often done well after midnight. The player generally has been drinking, is out of money, and wants more," Schuetz writes.