Sports Betting Case Study

++++CLIENT UPDATE++++ This case study mainly uses sports gambling to illustrate the problems caused by the over-commercialization of sports and sports gambling itself. This is my thought about case study. https://frontofficesports(dot)com/jontay-porter-raptors-gambling/ This source may be used as specific incident Case studies can be used in any academic discipline. The purpose of a case study is to provide a more thorough analysis of a situation or "case" which might reveal interesting information about that classification of things. For a sport industry student, a case often pertains to university sport, media, and sports organizations. Case studies could be written about individuals, such as high profile athletes, for example, about organizations such as the NCAA and their management practices, or about practices in sport such as the ethics of gender verification and/or doping and performance enhancement. A case study is an analytical piece. It involves in-depth research and application of theories, concepts, and knowledge commonly discussed in the field of study. It highlights common problems in the field and will illuminate those problems through the in-depth study of its application to one individual, one organization, one government, or one of the subjects that are being studied. Most case studies are an attempt to solve one of these problems that are known in the field. Steps to Writing the Case Study: **PAPER: 1. Determine what your Case Study will be about. Think about the problems we have discussed in class, those you have identified in your reading, or contemporary current events in sport. What is the ethical dilemma or dilemmas posed in this case study? 2. Begin by researching at the library and/or online in order to identify a specific problem. Once you have identified a problem, read as much as you can about it in books, journals, magazines, newspapers, etc. Take notes and remember to keep track of the sources for later citations in the case study. 3. Analyze the information. What cultural and social issues should be addressed? Do these pertain to matters of sport and society? Where so? How so? 4. Write the case study. The case study should have the following sections:Note: There is not a page (minimum or maximum) here however, with this being the comprehensive project for the course the quality and depth included (should reflect such.) (Please produce what you believe is worthy for a semester long College research paper and presentation!)  Introduction to the problem: This is from the library and internet research and describes the problem in a greater sense.  Background on the case: Information about your group case study such as where or who it is, what makes it a good sample of the larger group, what makes it special?  Identify the principal issues/problems/questions related to the case.  Propose solutions to these problems.  Discuss the possible consequences of making an unethical decision in the situation described in the case study.  Include a list of references **POWERPOINT COMPONENT: Once the paper this completed, please create a comprehensive and informational PowerPoint on the subject matter of your case study as to highlight key areas and notable areas of interest as discussed in your analytical paper.