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Nevada problem gambling center adds in-person services

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 10:37 AM
  • Ian St. Clair, PlayUSA

A Las Vegas-based problem gambling treatment provider has expanded its Reno office to offer in-person intensive outpatient care for the first time.

The move adds treatment access in northern Nevada as responsible gambling concerns grow around mobile sports betting, prediction markets, and gambling risk among young adults.

The Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center said its Reno office now includes the organization’s intensive outpatient program after hiring an in-house clinician based in Reno.