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[Guest Post] A Joy to Give, But Not To Kids
This week’s poster, Darren Groth, is by day one of BCLC’s GameSense Team Leaders, but by night and many weekends is an award-winning published novelist. T’was the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, … Continue reading
Posted in Around the World of Gambling, From the Experts, Gambling and the Media, New at BCLC, Youth Gambling
Tagged BCLC, Christmas Gifts, GameSense for Parents, lottery, national council on problem gambling, parents and gambling, problem gambling, responsible gambling, Scratch Tickets, t was the night before christmas
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Facebook becoming a “Face-bookie”?
For several years gambling researchers and problem gambling prevention specialists have voiced concern about “virtual gambling” being conducted on Facebook. There are hundreds of apps that simulate gambling on slot machines, bingo, and almost any other type of casino or … Continue reading
Three ways research contributes to quality responsible gambling programs
The responsible gambling field is still fairly young, but it is developing rapidly as governments around the world recognize the need to balance revenue generation with strong problem gambling mitigation strategies. Because it’s new, responsible gambling leaders have also typically … Continue reading
Posted in Around the World of Gambling, From the Experts, New at BCLC, Problem Gambling, Youth Gambling
Tagged Appropriate Response Training, ART, BCLC, gambling education, gambling research, GameSense, GameSense for Parents, ILC, Interprovincial Lottery Corporation, Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre, OPGRC, parents and gambling, problem gambler, problem gamblers, responsible gambling, voluntary self-exclusion, VSE, WLA, World Lottery Association, Youth gambling
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Nobody develops a gambling problem playing the lottery, right?
Those of us working in the responsible gambling field often focus our efforts on casino patrons, or in jurisdictions that have them, on VLT players. More recently increasing attention is also being paid to online efforts as more and more … Continue reading
Posted in Problem Gambling, The Nature of Responsible Gambling, Youth Gambling
Tagged alcohol addiction, BCLC, casino patrons, gambling problem, GameSense for Parents, gaming, lottery, lottery players, parents and gambling, problem gambler, problem gambling, responsible gambling, Youth gambling
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Not-so-responsible Responsible Gambling Council?
This morning I came across a recent blog posting by Joe Wood on TimelessFinance who was decrying a new social marketing campaign called Safe or Sorry undertaken by the Responsible Gambling Council. Upon reading his critique I wasn’t sure whether he … Continue reading
Posted in Around the World of Gambling, From the Experts, Gambling and the Media, The Nature of Responsible Gambling, Youth Gambling
Tagged BCLC, gambling education, gaming, parents and gambling, prevention field, problem gambler, public education efforts, responsible gambling, responsible gambling advertising, Responsible Gambling Council, Youth gambling
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