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Jun 5, 2026 48 min

Steep Learning Curve | Saul Malek

from Wager Danger Hosted by Gateway Foundation

Saul Malik's real college education had nothing to do with his major. A fantasy league at eleven years old turned into bookies and $25,000 in debt by twenty-one. Now in long-term recovery, he's sharing his story by traveling the country and warning young people before they're in too deep. Connect with Saul Malek: SaulMalek.com Saul Malek on LinkedIn Engage with Wager Danger: [email protected] Gateway Foundation Gambling Treatment Call Gateway Foundation: 844-975-3663 Follow Gateway Foundation: Facebook: @RecoverGateway LinkedIn: @Gateway-Foundation Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER Text GAMB to 833234 Are you Really Winning?

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