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But in this country, when the wave of sports betting apps started to become legalized over the past few years, you just saw ads everywhere. We didn't restrict it at all. And the ads come with a little warning, if you have a gambling problem, please call this number. But nonetheless, there's ads for gambling all over our TV and internet. (20:21):.

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Fanatics, for example, the sports merchandise company that has since expanded into sports betting, launched FanCash+, which allows its users to earn cash back on purchases made everywhere from Apple stores to local restaurants, which they can use to buy jerseys or place bets. Five trends shaping the future of affiliate marketing.

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Coverage of sports betting, including commentary on what it means for advertisers. Sources. Advertiser Perceptions. Antenna. Bloomberg. Digiday. Madison and Wall. Netflix. Nielsen. Reelgood. SVB MoffettNathanson.

US sports betting is on the rise, with total sports betting handle projected to increase by 35.0% to $184.45 billion this year, according to our March 2023 forecast. Sports betting site FanDuel had a Super Bowl ad for the (sports) books last year, featuring a live field goal kick from former NFL player Rob Gronkowski. FanDuel will be back in 2024鈥檚 game, featuring Gronkowski making another attempt.

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Well, Disney has been looking to get into sports betting for a while. There are reports last fall that they were negotiating with DraftKings or FanDuel to see if there was potential for a deal there. Instead, they have decided to spin out their own competing business. And I think it really has potential to be a dominant player in sports betting.

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Sports-betting companies like DraftKings will also advertise. If last year鈥檚 Super Bowl ad spending was defined by the crypto world, this year it鈥檚 the alcohol industry鈥檚 turn. Budweiser gave up its position as the exclusive alcohol advertiser of the event, allowing brands like Heineken, Miller, and others to swoop in.

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Well, I'll also be okay, because my butler does all my betting for me, but I will say as far as the chances that it gets banned, that advertising for sports betting gets banned in Canada. I put that at a three. In the US, I put it at a zero, or if we had negative numbers on the scale, I'd go negative. The amount of money that is being wagered for sports betting is increasing exponentially.

On today's podcast episode, we discuss whether the way people watch sports has changed, if Uber and Lyft will ever be able to turn a profit, whether Peacock can keep its head above water, what happened to the TikTok ban, what The Walt Disney Co. should do with ESPN, who's not on the internet, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our forecasting writer Ethan Cramer-Flood and analysts Bill Fisher and Max Willens.

Maybe you're pulling up stats at the same time as doing some kind of sports betting, using some kind of sports betting app perhaps. So there are some use cases there. All right, let's move to Peter. So you're talking about accelerating movement of mobile ad dollars to apps versus the web versus browsers. Give us a bit more detail of how you see this playing out in 2024. Peter Newman:.

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Canceling Venu Sports is expected to cost Disney鈥檚 sports segment $50 million, further adding pressure to its streaming business. Peacock is betting big on live sports, but profitability remains elusive. The platform added 16% more subscribers YoY, reaching 36 million, while revenues surged 46% to $4.9 billion.

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And I also said that sports betting would get the scrutiny of the US government, and just recently, Senator Bob Blumenthal of Connecticut wrote a letter basically trying to raise awareness of this issue among US colleges and universities, and there's been some response to that with some colleges severing ties to sports gambling operations.

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