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High-Precision Geolocation Could Unlock New Possibilities for Responsible Gambling: XPoint CEO
As the gambling industry evolves and grows, its commitment to responsible gambling is increasingly important. Geolocation technology—which, first and foremost, ensures jurisdictional compliance—is emerging as a vital responsible gambling tool beyond its traditional uses. Typically, operators rely on geo-tracking to enforce regulatory compliance by using player geolocation data to ensure play happens within a legal jurisdiction. […]
Gambling is Riskier for Neurodivergent People, But Tailored Treatments May Aid in Recovery
A GambleAware-backed study is investigating the best practices for treating gambling harm among neurodiverse people.
Are Push Notifications the Next Target for Legislators’ Responsible Gambling Efforts?
As Minnesota continues to work through online sports betting, it is considering banning push notifications from online operators.
Is it Safer to Stick to a Single Casino Game Than to Bounce Around? Not Necessarily
Contrary to expectations, a recent study suggests that access to multiple slot themes does not increase players’ gambling time.
Responsible Gambling Task Force Finds New Jersey Still Failing to Spend Harm Reduction Budget
New Jersey’s new Responsible Gambling Task Force released a report that shows, among other things, the state’s failure to spend its budget.
Magnetic Brain Stimulation Can Reduce Gambling Cravings, Support Gambling Addiction Therapies
Researchers found that magnetic brain stimulation can reduce cravings in those experiencing gambling addictions for at least six months.
Illinois Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to Treat Gambling Disorder as a Substance Addiction
After passing the Senate, an Illinois bill to classify compulsive gambling as a substance use disorder is with the House Rules Committee.
City of Baltimore Sues DraftKings and FanDuel Under Municipal Consumer Protection Ordinance
The City of Baltimore is suing DraftKings and FanDuel over “deceptive” practices it says target and exploit at-risk residents.
New Model of Psychiatry Struggles With How to Classify Gambling Problems
New research indicates that even within a more flexible take on psychiatry, gambling problems are multifaceted and complex to pin down.
Cognitive Motivational Behavior Therapy is More Effective Than Gamblers Anonymous
A recent study found cognitive motivational behavior therapy is more effective than Gamblers Anonymous for problem gamblers.
