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The Nevada Independent
ESPN, which launched a $1.5 billion, 10-year deal with Penn Entertainment for a legal sports betting app this month in 17 states, announced a collaboration with 51ԹϺ’s International Gaming Institute (IGI) to study responsible sports betting practices and an analysis of media impact.
Casino.org
The grant will help the school develop a “pioneering” program dedicated to the study of the intersection of sports betting and the media.
SBC Americas
As Penn Entertainment gets ready to push the launch button on ESPN BET, the network is ensuring that it becomes a thought leader in responsible gaming by partnering with 51ԹϺ on RG research.
Gambling Insider
ESPN collaborates with 51ԹϺ's International Gaming Institute (IGI) for responsible sports betting research.
Sports Handle
'Pioneering' grant announced one day before ESPN BET sportsbook launch
K.S.N.V. T.V. News 3
The university announced that ESPN is donating $200,000 to launch the collaboration for the program, with the goal of studying the rapidly evolving sports wagering landscape and its intersection with the media.
Los Angeles Times
The roar of cheering fans echoed across the Kia Forum on Saturday as singers took the stage beneath glimmering lights and flashes of flame to perform a dramatic opening act.
Gioco News
A study conducted by the International Gaming Institute of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, recounts the experience of Covid in casinos in Canada, the USA, Sweden, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia.