The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) issued about $51,000 in fines to operators of online casinos ComeOn, Conquestador, and LeoVegas.
GeoComply & ICRG team up for a two-year study evaluating the long-term effectiveness of voluntary self-exclusion programs in land-based & online casinos.
After receiving a record number of applicants, the NCPG awards $193,000 in grants — funded by the NFL Foundation & FanDuel — to 5 deserving non-profits.
Spin Genie Ontario also found 34% of online players were either not aware or unsure of responsible gambling and player protection tools provided by operators.
Self-exclusion expansion follows implementation of expansive universal exclusion policy across Caesars’ entire gaming portfoilo.
In a progressive move, lawmakers in the Great Lakes State are proposing that the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) makes responsible gambling materials available for K-12 instruction on problem gambling.
A groundbreaking initiative by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) makes operators utilize years of customer data in a new & progressive way.
The 13-member panel would be tasked with developing & recommending strategies to ensure people have access to problem gambling programs & resources.
Lawmakers in the Hoosier State filed legislation to allow online casino gaming and poker. It includes a provision to create a $2 million interactive gaming fund.
While gifting lottery tickets seems like a harmless idea, the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) warns that it can cause problems for youth later on.
Trial program launched last month is first of its kind among “high street” banks in the UK and complements a gambling freeze feature Lloyds launched in 2019.
So far in 2022, the International Center for Responsible Gaming (ICRG) has received five donations totaling $1.5 million. Its major benefactors include Bally’s, Caesars, MGM, and Sands.
The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) joined forces with ThinkTV, a marketing & research firm backed by advertisers, on the radio & television campaign.
$120k in funding from the NFL Foundation & FanDuel will provide support for three organizations’ groundbreaking problem gambling prevention programs.
A convicted fraudster is suing BetMGM over an alleged scheme to pay off the player for silence about serious technical issues.
The biggest names in the gaming industry join forces to launch the “Principles for Responsible Gaming” Initiative.
The world’s most popular streaming platform has announced it would no longer allow content streams from unregulated gambling sites, starting October 18.
Richard Bayliss, Senior Regulatory Affairs & Compliance Manager, at Playtech tells us more about its BetBuddy responsible gambling AI software and the company’s plans for 2022.
The online gambling operator announced this as its Control Centre, designed to help players manage their gambling habits, rolls out in the Italian market.
The Responsible Gambling Council Director of Standards and Accreditation, Tracy Parker, tells us about the organization and how the RGC makes gambling safer for all Ontarians.