A trio of gaming industry veterans will look to identify and support industry founders through Defy the Odds, a startup launchpad connecting them to mentors, investors and partners.
Funding problem gambling treatment is becoming a big issue and the addition of the National Problem Gambling Helpline (1-800-GAMBLER) has multiplied the need.
When looking to tackle a problem, addressing the root cause is often the most effective method. In the case of problem gambling, Sightline's Dakota Pate (l.) ponders the idea of emphasizing financial literary resources to help those in need.
Today’s RGEM column from the University of Sydney’s Dr. Sally Gainsbury (l.) argues that sustainable gambling tools can be redesigned to be relevant for all players.
We can talk the talk and walk the walk, but what if people don’t understand the “talk” part? It's time to consider some changes, argues Alan Feldman (l.), director of strategic initiatives for UNLV's International Gaming Institute.
Reflections and goals for Responsible Gaming Education Month 2024 with Joe Maloney (l.), senior vice president, strategic communications at the American Gaming Association.
GGB’s annual gathering of columns by responsible gaming experts begins on September 2 and continues through the month. Please share these thought pieces with your colleagues so we can all work together to end problem gambling.
Earlier this month, Macau Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng (l.) announced he would step aside in December due to health concerns. On Aug. 28, a former Macau judge declared his candidacy. The election is in October.
California tribes and cardrooms continue to spar over proposed bill, Koi Nation strikes back at Gov. Newsom, new tribal sports betting partnerships and more.
There are currently a number of factors at play that should, in theory, cause investors to be relatively cautious for a little while. These include historically poor performance for the general market in September, uncertainty from the Fed and a looming presidential election.
