Proposed legislation such as the Bettor Health Act is designed to protect our residents’ well-being. This is one of the most profitable markets in the country, yet as with any new industry, there must be guardrails.
CEO Marlene Warner on the rise of gambling in the Bay State, as interviewed by Mike Beaudet from WCVB5
The Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health collaborated with Plainridge Park Casino and the Massachusetts Gaming Commission
Cam Jandrow from Spectrum News 1 came out to Using Research to Rewrite the Playbook, an inaugural,
A national program has been needed for a long time,” said Marlene Warner, CEO of the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health. “With NSVEP, individuals will have a unified platform for seeking help and support across the United States. I encourage all state gaming regulators to join this initiative to provide a stronger safety net for consumers.
Sports betting is attracting younger, greener gamblers. CEO Marlene Warner discussed concerns about these trends with
The Massachusetts Lottery is considering online lottery play options. MACGH sees a critical opportunity to educate patrons
Safeguards are needed in Mass. Lottery’s proposed online expansion. Hear more from MACGH Chief Communications Officer Phil
Since Massachusetts’ expansion of legalized sports betting, more individuals are opting to enroll in Voluntary Self-Exclusion and
Amidst March Madness and Mobile Betting Launch, Massachusetts Unveils New Voluntary Self-Exclusion Option for Sports Fans Sports
