In 1999, the National Study on the Impact on Gambling determined that opponents of legal gambling were correct in being against allowing legalized gambling, but were later proved wrong.

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The National Study on the Impact of Gambling, also known as the National Gambling Impact Study Commission (NGISC) report of 1999, did not conclude that opponents of legal gambling were later proved wrong. Instead, it provided a comprehensive review of the social and economic impacts of gambling in the United States, highlighting both the positive and negative effects without making a definitive judgment on the correctness of either proponents or opponents of legalized gambling.