Betting companies cap winners while lavishing losers with rewards
As online sports betting companies offer extravagant perks to customers who are losing large sums of money, there are also questions about how they treat their biggest winners.
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Jake Rosenwasser is an investigative reporter and producer for CBS News, based in New York. His reporting examines the world of sports beyond the games themselves, with a focus on business, health, gambling and prediction markets.
He spent the first 17 years of his career at HBO, primarily working on the show "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel," where he investigated weight-cutting in mixed martial arts, the deaths of football players due to heat stroke, growing spending on college sports, unregulated supplement use in the military and the American sports leagues' reversal on gambling.
Jake grew up outside New York City and has degrees from the University of Michigan and Columbia Journalism School.
As online sports betting companies offer extravagant perks to customers who are losing large sums of money, there are also questions about how they treat their biggest winners.
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