The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has appointed Charles H. Jeffers as its Interim Executive Director. Jeffers brings decades of experience in nonprofit leadership to the role.
The New York Gaming Commission is urging sports betting operators to better spot at-risk players, proposing new regulations to curb problem gambling.
The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has issued a statement addressing the controversy surrounding its acceptance of a donation from Kalshi, a prediction market platform. The NCPG maintains its focus on reducing gambling-related harm, regardless of legal definitions.
California has launched a new problem gambling awareness campaign called 'The Odds Don’t Have to Stay Against You', aiming to offer no-cost treatments and improve early detection. At least half a million Californians have reported symptoms of problem gambling.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission has launched an initiative to protect athletes from harassment and abuse related to sports betting. The 'Bet on Respect' initiative aims to curb the growing issue of athlete abuse over betting outcomes.
The Nevada Council on Problem Gambling has severed ties with the National Council on Problem Gambling due to a controversial partnership with Kalshi. The decision comes amid ongoing litigation and regulatory concerns.
The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) advocates for default responsible gambling rules for online accounts in Pennsylvania. The NCPG proposes that certain rules, particularly time and spending limits, should be implemented by default for new online accounts.