With legal sports wagering available in most U.S. states, a relatively new responsible gaming group is launching a program to educate students about gambling responsibly as the college and NFL seasons kick off.
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The McLean, Virginia-based Responsible Online Gaming Association, formed in March and armed with $20 million in funding from its board members, plans to drive education and awareness initiatives aimed at consumers and the industry.
In an exclusive interview, ROGA Executive Director Jennifer Shatley, a former responsible gaming advocate for UNLV’s International Gaming Institute and a 17-year responsible gaming executive with Caesars Entertainment, said ROGA will share research and data about gambling responsibly.
