Susan Sheridan Tucker, executive director for Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling, shared three pieces of advice for those looking to place wagers.

We surveyed over 3,500 Pennsylvania adults and found that between 2.5% and 6.4% could be classified as problem gamblers. An additional nearly 30% fell into “at-risk” categories, meaning they show ...

Helpline calls up 39% in 2025 • VCPG connected 1,508 callers directly to problem gambling treatment • 24/7/365 free ...

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, and the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise is working to raise awareness about problem gambling across the Navajo Nation. Efforts include sharing information ...

Gambling is ubiquitous in Illinois, and it is projected to expand dramatically. We can reduce the impact of gambling without ...

Wes Moore and members of the Maryland General Assembly look to address projected state budget deficits in future years, they will surely be tempted by one solution that requires neither raising taxes ...

Experts emphasize the importance of early intervention and awareness to prevent gambling addiction among young people, highlighting risks associated with early exposure and providing resources for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I asked AI chatbots about dealing with problem gambling. They still gave me advice on betting on this September college football ...

Almost half of those calling about sports betting reported having lost more than $25,000. Nearly one in four reported losing more than $100,000.

Defense officials’ efforts to address service members’ gambling problems don’t go far enough, according to a new GAO report. Here, Kadena Air Base residents tour the game room with slot machines at a ...

A new report out of Pennsylvania State University suggests that online gaming is not cannibalizing in-person play among study participants.