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i recommend "I personally don't think it's free money, because I see the evil in gambling more than I see the good. And that my own personal opinion. Because what happens is that those who can't afford to gamble usually are the ones that desperately try it, try to hit the lucky numbers and it doesn't work," Vickerman says. In addition to what Marty calls for in SF5330, we are advocating for comprehensive studies to assess the prevalence and impact of sports gambling, particularly its correlation with problem gambling, gambling disorders, youth gambling, and even suicide. These studies are crucial for informing evidence-based policies and interventions to safeguard public health and well-being. "I personally don't think it's free money, because I see the evil in gambling more than I see the good. And that my own personal opinion. Because what happens is that those who can't afford to gamble usually are the ones that desperately try it, try to hit the lucky numbers and it doesn't work," Vickerman says.