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Legislation

Gambling: New York State Program Lets Gamblers Self-Ban from Regulated Gaming

Thursday 31 de October 2024 / 12:00

2 minutos de lectura

(New York).-The New York State Gaming Commission is working with casinos to identify people who may have a gambling problem and connect them to the services they need.

Gambling: New York State Program Lets Gamblers Self-Ban from Regulated Gaming

The commissioner of the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) was at del Lago Casino on Thursday to discuss a new program that trains casino workers on how to identify and interact with potential problem gamblers.The New York State Gaming Commission is working with casinos to identify people who may have a gambling problem and connect them to the services they need.

OASAS and the Gaming Commission are also expanding the specific data they’ll request from mobile sports wagering operators, so they can get a better look at how and who it’s impacting most in New York.

“As we do with other addictions around alcohol and substance use, we have to have a data-driven approach that really uses evidence and best practices,” said Dr. Chinazo Cunningham, commissioner of OASAS.

“Any consideration of further expanding gambling opportunities whether electronic or otherwise, must factor into the broader public health implications of increased gambling availability,” said Robert Williams, executive director of the NYS Gaming Commission.

The state also has a new program starting in two weeks where someone worried they’re gambling too much can bar themselves from participating in any regulated gaming in New York.

Categoría:Legislation

Tags: Sin tags

País: United States

Región: North America

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