The association found higher Positive Play scores among financially literate participants and warned against presenting sports wagering as an investment.
The gambling-harm nonprofit is seeking its third leader in less than two years following a dispute over its relationship with Kalshi.
The commission voted unanimously to stay in the problem-gambling council, but said Kalshi’s membership and related litigation will remain under review.
The agency tied illegal gambling to money laundering and tax crimes, while repeating that winnings must still be reported.