Atlantic City Casinos Strengthen Responsible Gaming Efforts During Problem Gambling Awareness Month

In recognition of Problem Gambling Awareness Month, the casino industry in Atlantic City, New Jersey, is reinforcing its commitment to responsible gaming through a series of initiatives aimed at raising awareness and supporting players who may need help.

Every year, casinos in Atlantic City allocate millions of dollars to programs that promote responsible gambling and provide resources for prevention, treatment and recovery. Throughout March, operators across the city will highlight both new and ongoing actions designed to ensure that gaming remains a safe and enjoyable form of entertainment.

“The Casino Association of New Jersey and its members are fully committed to increasing awareness about problem gambling while promoting responsible gaming practices,” said Mark Giannantonio, president of the association. “New Jersey has long been a leader in the casino sector, not only in innovation but also in safeguarding the well-being of our guests. We will continue raising the bar to deliver fun, safe and responsible entertainment.”

Casinos in Atlantic City operate under strict regulatory frameworks and invest significant resources each year to support responsible gaming initiatives. Across the destination, operators have implemented a comprehensive set of measures aimed at protecting the health and well-being of visitors.

Among the key actions carried out by the industry:

Casino gaming taxes and regulatory fees contribute approximately $4 million annually to support state-designated organizations such as the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey and other programs dedicated to responsible gaming and player support.

Atlantic City casinos actively promote the 1-800-GAMBLER hotline to increase awareness and connect individuals with prevention, treatment and recovery services.

The industry maintains extensive responsible gaming programs to assist individuals who may be experiencing signs of problematic gambling behavior.

Casino employees receive ongoing training to recognize and respond appropriately to potential signs of gambling-related harm.

Advertising and marketing campaigns across the sector reinforce the industry’s commitment to responsible gaming standards and player protection.

Through these initiatives, the Atlantic City casino industry continues to position itself as a leader in responsible gaming while strengthening collaboration with organizations dedicated to preventing and addressing problem gambling.