DIGGING DEEPER: Surprising side effect

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TUCSON - One group thinks the COVID-19 pandemic may help them in a way: it might lead to them quitting gambling.
“Gambling’s affected my life," said one man News 4 Tucson interviewed. "Seven figures in losses, vehicles, a house, relationships.”Douglas (not his real name) is a 43-year-old compulsive sports gambler.
He said he’s tried to quit before and the longest he lasted was 110 days.
He said he hasn’t placed a bet since March