Isaiah Grant

Isaiah has tracked the U.S. sports-betting expansion since PASPA was struck down in 2018, monitoring state-by-state licensing, tax structures, advertising regulations, and consumer-protection measures. He has attended legislative hearings, reviewed operator filings, and engaged with both industry and advocacy stakeholders to understand how policy decisions affect everyday bettors.

He holds a Master's degree in Public Policy with a specialization in regulatory economics. Isaiah has completed fellowships focused on gambling regulation and consumer finance, and he maintains a comprehensive database of state gambling statutes and regulatory actions that informs his analysis.

Isaiah's policy analyses have been referenced by advocacy organizations, and he has contributed expert commentary to publications covering gambling legislation. He sits on the editorial advisory board of a responsible-gambling industry group and has presented at conferences on the intersection of gambling policy and public health.

Isaiah presents market data and policy analysis without industry bias. He discloses when operator-funded data is cited, distinguishes between lobbying claims and independent research, and provides links to primary legislative and regulatory sources so readers can verify claims. He does not accept compensation from gambling operators.