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The Entain Foundation US is to fund the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) for a pioneering betting and gaming research initiative which, for the first time in the States, combines scientific research with operational expertise to apply best practice in responsible gambling, policy, and health.
Most, if not all gaming operators, have protocols and programs in place to help gamblers with issues.
For the first time in the United States, the Entain Foundation US will provide a seed grant to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, for a groundbreaking betting and gaming research initiative that will combine scientific research with operational expertise to apply best practise in responsible gambling, policy, and health.
The Entain Foundation US is to provide a founding grant to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, for a pioneering betting and gaming research initiative which would combine scientific research with operational expertise to apply best practice in responsible gambling, policy and health for the first time in the US.
Entain’s charity division the Entain Foundation US has partnered with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) for a betting and gaming research initiative.
Although there are strong links between problem gambling and suicidal tendencies, there is hope. Free and low-cost treatment options are available for Nevadans struggling with problem gambling.
