The Arizona Department of Gaming has launched a free, self-paced responsible gambling training programme available online. It covers gambling risks and how problem gambling differs from positive play, with three phases offering around three hours of content. The department will hold a webinar on 28 April.
The programme gives Arizona operators and other participants a free resource on gambling risks and responsible play.
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Slovakia’s Office for the Regulation of Gambling offers free educational talks to secondary-school students about gambling and its risks. The programme, launched in November 2024, addresses marketing aimed at young people and seeks to promote responsible decisions about gambling.
Piedmont's regional rules on preventing and countering pathological gambling include a specific training obligation on promoting responsible gambling. A regional council resolution setting out how the rules are applied extends the requirement to owners of venues with cash-prize amusement machines (AWP), including tobacconists hosting such machines.
Piedmont's regional rules on preventing and countering pathological gambling include a specific training obligation on promoting responsible gambling, according to the Sindacato Totoricevitori Sportivi (STS). A regional council resolution setting out how the rules are applied extends the requirement to owners of venues with cash-prize amusement machines (AWP), including tobacconists hosting such machines.
BetWarrior received responsible-gambling training from Buenos Aires city lottery authority LOTBA. The operator has held a licence in Argentina’s federal capital since 2021.
Regulators and industry representatives discussed responsible gambling measures across US states, Ontario and Alberta in interviews for a 2026 report. The report cited survey findings that 8% of US adults showed at least one indicator of problematic gambling in 2024 and said a proposed federal bill to direct sports wagering tax revenue to prevention and treatment remained in Congress. It also described disputes over prediction markets, including state litigation and Michigan’s withdrawal from NCPG.
The Ninth Circuit ruled in a Nevada case that federal law does not bar states from applying gambling laws to Kalshi’s sports-event contracts. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said she is reviewing the ruling; it does not resolve Arizona’s separate case over election-related contracts, which remains blocked by a federal judge.