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Absolutely incredible. Good for @nicolenoren.bsky.social for sharing her family’s painful experience with sports gambling and for having the guts to walk away from ESPN. Bravo! 

Mark Jacob@markjacob.bsky.social

ESPN producer Nicole Noren quits over sports broadcasting's increasingly predatory promotion of gambling: “I’m not going to work for a gambling company and have blood on my hands.”

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Every time I go to Camden Yards, I see everyone betting with their phones. I liked it better when I had a booky back when I was single .

i remember as a kid my dad letting me make picks on this little blue slip of paper…. and then he brought it to his bookie!!! ps i always took the jets 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😂

It's out of control on all the networks. Giving betting advice on NFL pregame shows should be illegal. But unfortunately the NFL is run by a stooge for the owners.

My father was a gambler in South Jersey in the late 70's when the casinos rolled into Atlantic City. We lost our house because he gambled it away. Beware all those who participate. If you partake, make limits, and let your loved ones know what you are doing. Do not hide and lie when you lose.

Good for her, it's poison. I used the Hard Rock one for a bit, doing $1 and $2 bets and it's easy to see how people can pump up their betting quickly and dangerously.

Darnit. Don't get me wrong, good for her. I just get so excited when I see you tag well known people, and it's the same Charlie Brown kicking a football feeling every time I see they don't post here.

that's fantastic, good for her!🏆the athletes propping the gambling industry up show a level of disregard for the addictions they're helping to create in their fanbases. 👀at you LeBron James, Kevin Durant, etc. 👀

Gambling is act that can lead to addiction and create immense problems for individuals. Polymarkets, fantasy sports sites, even online banking (Robinhood) are getting involved. Banks are soon to follow? How about Municipalities? How about school districts? Total disaster ahead.