Author: Anna Kamber

MGM Springfield Introduces Responsible Gambling

MGM Springfield may as well be becoming a lodestar of the responsible gaming community. A community that consists not only of concerned NGOs, but also of players, former addicts, and businesses. With the adoption of GameSense as its new program on the territory of the MGM Springfield Hotel and Casino, the brand is bolstering its efforts to provide players with a safe gaming environment. MGM Springfield and GameSense Shake Hands MGM Springfield is taking significant steps to curb gaming addiction and teach its players how to gamble smartly and safely. Aware that gambling is before all a sort of...

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Silverfish’s New Platform Allows Business Develop, Meet Social Checks

Business has a stake in making sure that all its operations meet social responsibility checks. This applies for every segment imaginable out there, and you will be hard pressed to find an industry where integrity is more sorely needed than in iGaming. Silverfish CSR is now bringing a new tool, which, the company believes, may help the industry to find its much needed integrity boost. The Do-Gooders from Silverfish Silverfish CSR is a big name in the iGaming industry. With an established reputation for upholding all responsibility checks, Silverfish has recently introduced a new platform that has already undergone...

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Responsible Gambling in Ohio Needed

It’s definitely good news that the casino industry has been booming in the State of Ohio. But at what cost? Gambling addiction has been palpable and well-pronounced through the individual stories of vulnerable people who haven’t been able to extricate themselves from their addiction. A Look at Gambling Addiction in Ohio There is a fair number of people who suffer from gambling addiction in Ohio. In fact, it’s easy to pinpoint the number. Estimated 76,000 people are addicted to some form of gambling, or 1 percent of the population in the state. The information comes from a credible source,...

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Ladbrokes Wants Anti-Addiction Scheme to Start Sooner

Ladbrokes have been stepping their efforts to help people gamble responsibly. In its most recent move, the betting agency has decided to go it alone and drop its partners to work on a new scheme, allowing the bookie to focus on a self-exclusion scheme that will help problem gamblers ween off or altogether quit. Australia – Land of the Problem Gamblers Australia has known its fair share of problem gamblers. A country where adolescents start gambling and children think that sports betting is normal, there is a lot of work to be done, especially insofar as problem gamblers are...

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AGA Ponders a Better Future for US Sports Betting

The legalization of sports betting has been massive in the United States. All across the country, states and lawmakers have been looking for ways to put the activity on the maps. The dismantling of the 1992 PASPA act has certainly gone a long way to go. But the question remains – what next? A Brave New Unregulated World The fallout is not quite easy to determine. For the most part, institutions are aware that sports betting will be expanding. But no-one is really sure how to prevent the negative effects out of it. We talk about the usual suspects,...

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