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Responsible Gaming Education Month Kicks Off in September
Millions of diehard football fans dream of the day when the calendar turns from August to September! This is obviously because September marks the beginning of a new season filled with newfound hope and anticipation. Is there anything better than kicking back with your favorite food and go-to drink ...
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5 Tips for Overcoming Losing Streaks in Sports Betting
So, there I was sitting in the corner of an oil changing shop. I had just finished writing for the day and was sweating out a prop bet on Red Sox pitcher Kutter Crawford to go over 5.5 strikeouts at +110 odds. Crawford was pitching a gem against the Seattle Mariners and had racked up […]...
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Kentucky Readies for Sports Betting with Problem Gambling Fund
Kentucky became the latest state to legalize sports betting when Governor Andy Beshear signed a bipartisan legislation into law. However, the governor’s desire to see sportsbooks operate in the state did not stop at that constitutional requirement. Weeks after the law was passed, Governor Beshear ...
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20K Join Pennsylvania's Self-Exclusion Gambling Program
In a recent meeting, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), the state's regulatory watchdog, declared that its Casino Self-Exclusion Program has now received its 20,000th voluntary request. This monumental achievement comes when other regions, like Washington, D.C., have decided to drasticall...
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National Resources for Problem Gambling

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available online. Find some of the best problem gambling resources below:

  • NCPG - The National Council on Problem Gambling offers a wide variety of online programs and resources (including screening tools) to help identify and treat gambling addiction. Additionally, the NCPG offers access to local help through its state-by-state guide and list of treatment facilities.
  • Gamblers Anonymous - Gamblers Anonymous offers support on the local and national level. Find a meeting near you or get help through their free hotline. GA offers a 12-step recovery program with a proven track record of beating gambling addiction.
  • 1-800-GAMBLER - 1-800-GAMBLER offers a wide variety of tools and resources to help identify, prevent, and treat gambling addiction. They offer a dedicated 24/7 hotline and also offer the option to get help online through their chat feature.

Gambling Controls Offered by Sportsbooks

In an effort to fight gambling addiction, sportsbooks offer a variety of tools to help customers set limits on deposits and wagering, or to lock themselves out of their account altogether. These tools include:

Self Exclusion: Sportsbook customers that believe they have a gambling problem always have the ability to lock themselves out of their account for a set amount of time or permanently. This option can be found in your account at every major sportsbook.

Deposit Limits: Sportsbooks will allow you to set a deposit limit for a given period of time. With this tool, users are able to set both the maximum deposit and the time period over which that limit applies to.

Bet Limits: With bet limits, or spending limits, users are able to cap the amount they can wager over a given time period. Like deposit limits, users can determine what their spending limit is and the amount of time that must pass before that limit resets.

If you experience any issues while trying to access these tools, we encourage you to reach out to your sportsbook's customer support team for assistance.

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