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A new survey indicates that two-thirds of Gen Z investors currently engage in sports betting, and nearly half the online wagers placed in July originated from this demographic. Many young people see it as a form of investing, with 52% moving money meant for investments into sports betting. Experts warn that most users lose money, leading to financial and mental health risks.
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