Tag: Responsible Gaming
New Jersey: Rutgers study finds high rate of gambling those ages 13 to 17
A new study from Rutgers University found that 42.7% of Americans between the ages of 13 and 17 participated in some form of gambling over... more
NCPG names Charles Jeffers II interim executive director
The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) announced Monday Charles H. Jeffers II, founder of The Jeffers Group, a consulting firm... more
Illinois: Regulators to bring video gaming terminals under self-exclusion program
The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) has proposed new rules that would bring more than 50,000 video gaming terminals (VGTs) into the state’s... more
New Jersey regulators release responsible-gaming requirements, AG targets Kalshi
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport in partnership with state gaming regulators have implemented data-driven responsible-gaming... more
Colorado: UNLV study finds high problem gambling rate among sports bettors
Early data released by researchers from the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) found that a “high number” of sports bettors in Colorado... more
Mindway CEO sees opportunity to revolutionize problem gambling treatment
A year and a half ago, Mindway AI CEO Rasmus Kjaergaard admitted he was a bit frustrated with his company’s progress in the United States.... more
G2E: Responsible gaming campaigns must spread beyond young sports bettors
Expansion of online sports betting contributes to the risk of problem gambling among young adults, but operators can’t fight it alone,... more
G2E: Prediction markets play word games with gambling, panel agrees
The wording behind prediction markets, even their name, leads many users to believe they’re not gambling but investing, three... more
G2E: AGEM, AGA, and JCM present $185,000 Golf Classic check to ICRG
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM), the American Gaming Association and JCM Global presented a $185,000 check to the... more
Kindbridge webinar: Gamblers need to practice financial literacy to avoid issues
During Wednesday’s webinar “Why Financial Literacy is the Next Chapter,” Dr. Timothy Fong recounted how an acquaintance lost $500 betting... more


