Should Betting On Special Olympics Be Offered?

Betting brings more attention to sports


Opening ceremonies at the 2003 Special Olympics in Dublin, Ireland. Two decades later in Berlin, wagering was offered for the first time on the Special Olympics (This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license).

Supporting over 5 million athletes who compete in 32 different Olympic-style sports, the Special Olympics have provided both a forum for and opportunity to people with intellectual disabilities to rise and shine in the spotlight on the world stage for more than 50 years. The first Special Olympics were held in 1968.

It isn’t often that there is either controversy and consternation surrounding this wonderful, positive event, yet that was the case a year ago leading up to competition in the 2023 Summer Special Olympic Games.

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