March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, and MGM Springfield partnered with MACGH to promote support resources and responsible play. GameSense advisor Amy Gabrila emphasized that “struggling with gambling is not a moral weakness,” urging compassion and awareness. The campaign aims to reduce stigma and connect individuals with help before problems escalate.
See article here: MA Gambling Commission declares March as ‘Problem Gambling Awareness Month’
Gambling is expanding fast across Massachusetts, and prevention efforts need to keep pace, especially with iLottery on the horizon.
Our CEO Marlene Warner shares expert insights on what’s ahead and why youth education and player health are more important than ever.
As the NFL season kicks off, the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health (MACGH) joined Western Mass News at MGM Springfield to spotlight Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM).
As football season kicks off and excitement builds across New England, our CEO Marlene Warner sat down with NBC10 Boston’s John Moroney to discuss the importance of responsible sports betting during Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM).
