Understanding Responsible Gambling: The No Line Podcast with Keith Whyte
Responsible Gaming & Industry News
Release Date: 02/15/2024
Thailandās Casino Vision Through the Eyes of UNLV's EDP
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As Thailand approaches a pivotal moment in its gaming and tourism industries, the Executive Development Program (EDP) at UNLV provided a unique platform for industry leaders to analyze, strategize, and propose solutions to challenges within this evolving market. This report draws on insights shared by Sarah Webster, VP of Finance at Yaamavaā Resort & Casino, and Oliver Shoemaker, VP of Slot Operations at Cache Creek Resort, as they reflect on their transformative experience with EDP and its focus on Thailandās potential entry into legalized casino operations. The Executive...
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G2E 2024: Countdown to the Leading Event in the Gaming Industry
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As the countdown to the 2024 begins, industry professionals are preparing for the annual event, scheduled to take place from October 7th through the 10th at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas. Organized by the (AGA) and , G2E has established itself as a central hub for discussions, innovations, and networking within the regulated gaming industry. G2Eās Expanding Role G2E is widely regarded as the premier trade show for the gaming industry, attracting professionals from across the globe. At least 25% of the attendees come from outside the United States,...
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Insights from Bill Miller at G2E Asia: The Evolving Landscape of Responsible Gaming and Industry Developments
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At G2E Asia, Bill Miller, CEO and President of the American Gaming Association (AGA), shared his perspectives on the gaming industry's future. Bill's insights encompass responsible gaming, technological advancements, and the dynamic changes within the industry, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities ahead. Navigating Industry Challenges Bill reflected on his transition from the Business Roundtable to the gaming industry, highlighting his new role's unique pressures and responsibilities. "This is my first CEO job," Bill stated. "I had senior positions in other...
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Pavilion Payments: Leading with Empathy, Values-Driven, and UX in Responsible Gaming
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In a recent episode of The No Line Podcast, Philip, the host, engaged in a compelling conversation with Christopher Justice, CEO of Pavilion Payments, shedding light on the companyās dedication to fostering a positive and responsible gaming environment. With the spotlight on National Council on Problem Gamblingās (NCPG) Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) in March 2024, the timing couldnāt be more pertinent. The insightful dialogue traversed Pavilionās remarkable culture and its steadfast commitment to responsible gaming, offering a blueprint for the future of the gaming industry....
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Understanding Responsible Gambling: The No Line Podcast with Keith Whyte
Responsible Gaming & Industry News
Listen to more episodes about responsible gaming at www.nolinepodcast.com Contact Philip at [email protected] Join us in this insightful episode of The No Line Podcast, where host Philip Beere engages in a detailed discussion with Keith Whyte, the National Council on Problem Gambling Executive Director. The focus of their conversation is the ever-changing landscape of gambling in the United States, with a special emphasis on the Gambling Research, Investment, and Treatment Act (GRIT Act) introduced in early 2024. As a significant legislative step, the GRIT Act aims to secure the...
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The Intersection of Mental Health and Gambling: Dr. Anastasia Hronis on Responsible Gaming
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In a recent episode of "The No Line Podcast," hosted by Philip Beere, Dr. Anastasia Hronis, a distinguished psychologist from Sydney, Australia, shared her insights on responsible gaming. The conversation unfolded at the Gambling Risk-Taking Conference in Las Vegas, where Dr. Hronis discussed her multifaceted career spanning clinical practice, research, and academia at the University of Technology in Sydney. Dr. Hronis's research, primarily focused on mental health issues such as mood disorders, anxiety, and depression, eventually led her to delve into the realm of responsible gambling. She...
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The Case for Cash: A Counterpoint to Cashless Gambling Trends with Jay Zagorsky
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of the gambling industry, the shift towards cashless transactions has been touted to promote responsible gaming. However, in a thought-provoking interview on the No Line podcast hosted by Philip Beere, Professor Jay Zagorsky from the Questrom School of Business at Boston University presents a compelling argument for the retention of cash transactions in gambling. Zagorsky's insights challenge the prevailing narrative and suggest that cash can be a natural moderator for problem gambling. The Argument for Cash Zagorsky posits that the tangible nature of cash...
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Responsible Gambling Revolution: Unlocking a New Era of Safe and Enjoyable Gaming with Alan Feldman
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Responsible Gambling at a Turning Point: Insights from the Gambling and Risk-Taking Conference The recent Gambling and Risk-Taking Conference, hosted by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), brought together industry experts to discuss the state of responsible gambling. In an interview with Alan Feldman, a distinguished fellow at UNLV, conducted by Philip Beere, Head of Marketing of Gaming Analytics and Host of the No Line Podcast, attendees were given valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities surrounding responsible gambling. With the conference taking place after a...
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AXES.AI Donates $150,000 to UNLV for RESPONSIBLE GAMING š²š² Earle Hall, CEO of AXES
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During this interview with , CEO of , he shares the inspiration behind donating $150,000 to for responsible gaming research. Along with the monetary donation, AXES will donate anonymized data to support research and to predict problem gambling better. Page body/content Key moments: 00:52 Earle discusses the donation 01:38 The inspiration behind the donation 02:00 The benefit to students studying responsible gaming 02:28 anonymous data donation 02:50 increasing profit when implementing problem gambling prevention 03:20 The difference in AXES data compared to Sightline Payments data 04:41 The...
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Predicting Problem Gambling with Payments Data ā Kasra Gaharian ā UNLV International Gaming Institute (IGI)
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Kasra Ghaharian is a research assistant at UNLV International Gaming Institute (IGI) and Ph.D. student in UNLVās William F. Harrah College of Hospitality. READ MORE AT Kasra received his masterās in Hotel Administration from UNLV in 2010. During this time, he published āA Mathematical Approach for Optimizing the Casino Slot Floor: A Linear Programming Application,ā the first study to apply mathematical methods to the age-old task of optimizing the casino floor. After his masterās, Kasra worked in the industry for several years, applying his data-driven techniques to the online...
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Join us in this insightful episode of The No Line Podcast, where host Philip Beere engages in a detailed discussion with Keith Whyte, the National Council on Problem Gambling Executive Director. The focus of their conversation is the ever-changing landscape of gambling in the United States, with a special emphasis on the Gambling Research, Investment, and Treatment Act (GRIT Act) introduced in early 2024.
As a significant legislative step, the GRIT Act aims to secure the first federal funding for problem gambling programs. This initiative is crucial in the context of the growing prominence of online sports betting and casino gambling, underlining the importance of responsible gambling practices and public awareness.
A key highlight of the podcast is the mention of March 2024 as Problem Gambling Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing public knowledge and engagement around issues related to gambling. This month will serve as a platform for sharing personal stories, encouraging open discussions on gambling habits, and offering resources and support to those impacted.
The 1-800-GAMBLER helpline is also discussed as an important tool for assistance. Now more accessible with text and chat features, it provides essential support and direction to helpful resources for individuals in need.
For further insights into the current trends in responsible gambling, the role of technology and AI in this sector, and the impact of awareness campaigns, tune into this episode. Explore how these developments shape the future of gambling in America.
š Problem Gambling Awareness Month: March 2024
š For help and support, contact 1-800-GAMBLER or visit the [National Council on Problem Gambling website] for more information and resources.
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