The intersection of sports cards and gambling: How hitting a grail card led to rehab
•Zachary Capp is a self-described gambling addict.
•He’s been to rehab for his addiction twice in the last 11 years.
•The first time it was because the Las Vegas native couldn’t stay away from casinos, sports betting and daily fantasy sports websites.The second time occurred as a result of his compulsion for trading...
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Zachary Capp is a self-described gambling addict. He’s been to rehab for his addiction twice in the last 11 years. The first time it was because the Las Vegas native couldn’t stay away from casinos, sports betting and daily fantasy sports websites.The second time occurred as a result of his compulsion for trading cards. To be more specific, his obsession with winning valuable cards through online “live breaking” platforms, primarily on Whatnot — one of the trading card industry’s largest online sales platforms. And when he landed a multi-million-dollar card most collectors could only dream of, it only made the problem worse.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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