Tag: Responsible Gaming
Wire Industries, Birches Health announce partnership
Wire Industries, operator of WagerWire, on Thursday announced a partnership with Birches Health, a behavioral healthcare company that... more
NFL, Responsible Gaming Council to release training program for student-athletes
The National Football League has partnered with the Responsible Gambling Council to develop and implement a responsible gambling training... more
BettorWatch to launch in first quarter of 2025, acquire iProtekt
Discerning Capital will launch BettorWatch, a company focused on providing technology solutions to responsible gaming. As part of the... more
Executive Director Keith Whyte leaves National Council on Problem Gambling board
The National Council on Problem Gambling Board of Directors on Thursday announced that Executive Director Keith Whyte has left. “On behalf... more
The industry looks back on 2024, and forward to 2025 (Part 1)
Where did 2024 go? Wasn’t ICE’s last show in London last week? As 2024 comes to a close, the changes in 2025 include ICE London... more
New Jersey making it easier for people to self-exclude from casinos
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey is making it easier for people with a gambling problem to ban themselves from casinos. The state... more
FanDuel introduces ‘My Spend’ responsible-gaming dashboard for users
FanDuel is bringing in a new tool for users to help them better track igaming spending patterns, while managing a budget. Called My Spend,... more
AGA adds “Keep Your Cool” pillar to responsible gaming campaign
The American Gaming Association Thursday announced an expansion of its Have a Game Plan. Bet Responsibly. public service campaign. Keep... more
Kindbridge Behavioral Health and Mindway AI team up to address responsible gambling challenges
Kindbridge Behavioral Health and Mindway AI have announced a strategic partnership to combine their expertise in mental-health care and... more
As sports betting addiction takes hold in Brazil, the government moves to crack down
SAO PAULO (AP) — “King” doesn’t disclose his real name. Even clients of his Sao Paulo newsstand have to call him by his moniker. The... more
