FanDuel, the premier online gaming company in North America, today announced a fourth $1 million donation supporting the UNCF (United Negro College Fund) whose mission is to build a robust...
The American Gaming Association (AGA), reveals a significant increase in responsible gaming (RG) investments from gaming industry companies, with total spending reaching $471.8 million annually—up from approximately $275 million (+72%)...
An independent evaluation of GAMSTOP has found that its users feel safer and more in control since registering with the online self-exclusion service. The research by Ipsos found that 78%...
Flutter hosted its second Charity Ball in Dublin last week, raising over €285,000 for Spinal Injuries Ireland Ireland’s only dedicated support service for people living with a spinal cord injury....
In an important step towards improving responsible gambling messaging, the American Gaming Association (AGA) has unveiled the Responsible Gaming Intervention Effectiveness Scale (RG-IES). This innovative tool is the result of...
With legal sports wagering available in most U.S. states, a relatively new responsible gaming group is launching a program to educate students about gambling responsibly as the college and NFL...
GAMSTOP, the national self-exclusion scheme for online gambling, has reached a historic milestone, announcing that more than 500,000 consumers have registered with the service since its inception in 2018. The...
Flutter’s largest brand and US market leader in online sports betting, FanDuel, has announced a new partnership with former NBA player and basketball coach Randy Livingston and his wife, sports...
BetMGM announced that they are once again partnering with the American Gaming Association (AGA) to promote Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM 2024) in September. The two companies will execute their...
GambleAware has published a full list of the donations and pledges it received in the first quarter of the 2024/25 financial year. In the first quarter (Q1), which ran from April 2024...
