On this week’s episode of 90 Degrees, host Kevin Davis is joined by Jeff Edelstein, sports betting columnist for sports handle. To kick off the show we dive right into Jeff's most recent column regarding Taylor Mathis' firing from Super Book. Taylor was fired under concerns for "responsible gambling" as she was publicly disgraced by accusations that she was "grooming" young kids by teaching them to fill out a March Madness bracket. The conversation then evolves into Kevin and Jeff discussing the state of the sports betting industry from the public and policy-making perspective. The two believe that lawmakers are focusing on the wrong things to protect sports bettors.

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