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Over half of Gen Z investors have bet on sports—and most lose money
Original: More than half of Gen Z investors have funneled cash into sports betting—but they're not coming close to breaking even
A new report finds that more than half of Generation Z investors have put money into sports betting, but most are failing to break even on their wagers. The findings highlight how sports gambling has become a common part of young people's financial habits, often overlapping with investing, despite consistently poor returns for the majority of bettors.
Why now: Concerns are growing about the normalization of sports betting among young investors and its financial toll.
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- More than half of Gen Z investors have funneled cash into sports betting—but they're not coming close to breaking even · Fortune
- More than half of Gen Z investors have funneled cash into sports betting—but they're not coming close to breaking even · Fortune
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