Ro mark Problem Gambling Awareness Month, the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health and the Massachusetts Gaming Commission launched “PGAM Coffee and Conversations,” a statewide initiative offering on-the-ground screenings and support at casinos. Marlene Warner, CEO of MACGH, emphasized the importance of early engagement: “Meeting players where they are is essential.” The effort reflects a growing commitment to proactive intervention and accessible resources across the Commonwealth.
Super Bowl betting is at an all-time high—but so are the risks. NBC Boston’s latest report features MACGH CEO Marlene Warner sharing crucial tips to keep wagers safe: know the rules of the game, be on the lookout for scams, and use only regulated, legal sites.
Super Bowl hype is everywhere — but so are the risks for young people. Marlene Warner breaks down why Kayshon Boutte’s story should be a wake‑up call for all of us. Read her op‑ed in CommonWealth Beacon.
With Super Bowl betting expected to reach a record $1.76 billion nationwide, the Evergreen Council on Problem Gambling (ECPG) and the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health (MACGH) are teaming up to remind fans to keep betting fun and to highlight available support resources during the highest-volume sports betting weekend of the year.
