Kayla Lopez
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738 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3d ago
Kayla Lopez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A survey done by Bettermint showed that about one in four Gen Z investors treat sports betting as a deliberate part of their financial plans.
Further, 52% of Gen Z investors have directed funds designated for investing into sports betting at least once in the last year.
So why is this happening?
Well, ever since sports betting became legal in some states in 2018, the sports betting industry has gone from underground illegal betting rings to a massive industry.
Now, with companies like FanDuel and DraftKings having apps on your phone, you don't have to worry about finding.
A bookie or a horse track to get your bets in, and it's changing how younger adults are viewing their portfolios and building wealth.
I've never used a sports betting app, so I was curious what you can actually bet on.
Of course, there's the classic major leagues like the NFL, MLB, and NBA, but there's also more niche games like table tennis, sailing, darts, and even rodeo.
Right.
It's hard to believe that someone would put the fate of their retirement on the results of the New Zealand Darts Masters.
Right.
You mentioned go big or go home.
And a lot of people are going home.
So the president of the sports betting alliance, which includes members like FanDuel and DraftKings, said, quote, sports betting is a form of entertainment, not an investment or a strategy for building wealth.
And that, quote, adults who choose to bet should do so responsibly and never with money needing needed for savings or essential expenses.
So obviously, you know, if you're
spending money on sports betting and using it as potentially retirement, uh even the president of the sports betting alliance believes that perhaps it is not the best option for you.
Uh and further, when we're talking about how much money are people actually making on sports betting, uh a recent UC San Diego study found that of the more than 700,000 gamblers they studied,
Only four percent made money from online gambling.
Four percent.
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