Tag: Problem gambling

IdPair, Inc., a company known for its safer gambling technology, is set to launch a new program called the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP) in four US states: Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, and Tennessee. This...

A recent study sponsored by GambleAware has brought attention to the concerning trend of marginalized communities in the UK turning to gambling as a way to deal with their challenging circumstances and feelings of...

The Gambling Commission recently released its first annual report on gambling behavior in Great Britain, shedding light on the various trends and patterns in gambling habits. The report, a joint effort between the National...

Lawmakers from all over the United States came together at the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States’ Summer Meeting at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh to discuss various key topics related to the gaming industry.One...

The Vermont Department of Mental Health recently launched a new website aimed at helping individuals struggling with gambling disorders and addictions. Despite the limited gambling options in the Green Mountain State, the expansion of...

The Dutch gaming authority, known as Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has recently announced its plans to enhance the duty of care in gaming halls throughout the Netherlands. This decision comes after a thorough inspection conducted in...

A recent survey conducted by GambleAware in collaboration with Ipsos has shown that there is significant public support for stricter regulations on gambling advertising in the UK. The survey, which gathered responses from 4,207...

A recent study conducted by researchers at universities in Macau and mainland China has found a concerning link between higher minimum wagers at table games and increased levels of debt among gamblers in Macau....

IdPair, Inc., a prominent provider of technology for safer gambling, is preparing to launch a new program called the National Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (NVSEP) in August. This program will offer free assistance for self-exclusion...