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A person sits in a dimly lit setting, holding a smartphone with both hands, depicting safe online gambling.

Is There Such a Thing as Safe Online Gambling?

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Matt Shea is a developing author who has published eleven books. This is his blog, where he shares his latest writing, reflections, and updates. Explore his work and follow along as new stories unfold.

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A person sits in a dimly lit setting, holding a smartphone with both hands, depicting safe online gambling.

Is There Such a Thing as Safe Online Gambling?

February 3, 2026
Read More »
Hands bound in chains hold a phone with "GAMBLING ADDICT" displayed, conveying why internet gambling can be more dangerous.

Why Internet Gambling Can Be More Dangerous Than Casinos

February 3, 2026
Read More »
A person holds a smartphone displaying a slot machine game, depicting the dangers of online casinos.

The Dangers of Online Casinos: More Than Just Losing Money

January 16, 2026
Read More »
Child illuminated by a laptop's blue light in a dark room, conveying how online gambling addiction is rising.

Why Online Gambling Addiction Is Rising in 2025 and Beyond

January 16, 2026
Read More »

The Social Impact of Gambling: A Closer Look

December 30, 2025
Read More »
A close-up of a slot machine, displaying a hint on either casinos help or harm the economy.

Do Casinos Help or Harm the Economy?

December 30, 2025
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Matt Shea is a developing author, having published eleven books. He is greatly inspired by the writings of Andy Griffith and focuses on the common folk that small towns are made of. He credits the success of his first book, “The Groundskeeper And Other Short Stories” to his family. The values that were instilled throughout his childhood gave him the strong sense of justice that is conveyed through his writings. The Shea family is only an average American family from an average neighborhood. Their secret was that they were close knit and accepted others.

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