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Saint Lucia's Betting Act Faces Corruption and Addiction Risks
11/2/2025
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Story summary
- The Gaming, Racing, and Betting Act in Saint Lucia requires licensing for sports betting participation.
- Cricketer Dwight Thomas warned that gamblers approached athletes to fix games, especially in the Dream 11 T10 competition.
- Local gamers report mixed experiences, with one acknowledging an addiction to sports betting.
- The sports betting industry has surged since the United States legalized it in 2018, raising concerns about corruption and addiction, especially among young athletes.
