Gamban will be provided free of charge to those who need it in West Virginia   

Agreement will support ongoing work from the The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia 

We are very happy to announce a partnership with The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia to make our online gambling blocking software, Gamban, available for free to those in the Mountain State accessing their services.The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia has helped over 15,000 people with gambling addiction, and their loved ones, since 2000 and have a network of over 70 state-wide therapists for treatment referrals.Recognized nationally for its innovative approach to providing treatment for gambling addiction, this state-wide program includes a 24-hour helpline, referrals to gambling addiction specialists, support groups, retreat weekends, and much more. PGHNWV also provides training opportunities, prevention and outreach services.Gambling addiction continues to be a very serious problem for many in West Virginia. According to the National Council on Problem Gambling in 2019, around 1 in 50 residents in the Mountain State may have a gambling problem. Personal finance site WalletHub named West Virginia the 6th “most gambling-addicted” State in a 2019 study."I am very pleased to be working with The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia and happy that this partnership will provide an extra resource and layer of protection for those whose gambling has become a problem for them in West Virginia.” - Melissa Etherington, Partnerships Manager at Gamban."It is exciting to partner with Gamban to provide a valuable tool for so many. With more accessibility to online gambling, the benefits of Gamban software are immeasurable for those experiencing gambling problems.” - Jennifer Davis-Walton, Director of Gambling Addiction Services at First Choice Services, Inc.If you’re in West Virginia and are struggling with gambling, help is available. Call 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) or visit <a href="https://www.1800gambler.net/Content">https://www.1800gambler.net/Content</a>

West Virginia Treatment Service Partners with Gamban  

problem gambling network west virginia partners with gamban

Partnership will deliver video-training on self-exclusion 

Gamban to deliver video training on self-exclusion for gaming employees 

<a href="https://www.rg24seven.com/">RG24seven,</a> the world’s only, video-based Responsible Gaming training platform is pleased to announce a partnership with Gamban. The partnership will initially see Gamban work with RG24seven to video and produce a training course on self-exclusion for gaming employees. Wendy Anderson, CEO RG24seven stated, “We are very proud that Gamban has chosen to partner with RG24seven to produce this important content on self-exclusion. The training course titled “The Journey to Self-Exclusion”, presented by Gamban, will be providing important information for RG24seven’s trainees on all aspects of self-exclusion for online gamblers.” Jack Symons, CEO and co-founder of Gamban, said “We are very excited to be working with RG24seven to begin creating awareness and understanding of the need for an effective and long-lasting support infrastructure for those experiencing the effects of problem gambling throughout the United States. We see this as the beginning of creating a sustainable player protection model for the gaming industry in the United States.”Symons added, “Gamban is working with multiple operators in the United States to enhance their Responsible Gaming offering, having recently partnered with FanDuel &amp; Unibet to make Gamban software available free of charge to all customers who self-exclude via their platforms. The offering will support inter-state self-exclusion from all gambling platforms for those who choose to opt out from online gambling.”Anderson concluded, “RG24seven’s mission is to provide the most up-to-date, innovative Responsible Gaming training to the industry while diverting funds back into research and education, where it matters the most. We look forward to a successful partnership with Gamban and continuing to serve the gaming industry through Responsible Gaming training.” About RG24sevenRG24seven is the industry’s leading, certified, online, interactive Responsible Gaming training. The training is supported by world class experts and driven by a team of innovative course designers.RG24seven’s compliance-grade Responsible Gaming training ensures that your team or organization is compliant to all jurisdictional regulations and reinforces your stance on social, safety and responsibility issues.Configured to role-based needs, the training covers everything around Responsible Gaming. Importantly a portion of not just our profit, but our revenue, is being returned to our partners for Responsible Gaming training and education.RG24seven - Responsible Gaming training for the industry, by the industry.For more information please visit <a href="https://rg24seven.com/">RG24seven.com</a> or contact <a href="mailto:Wendy@RG24seven.com">Wendy@RG24seven.com</a> or call + 1 (702) 373 5194. About GambanSince 2015, Gamban has gone from strength to strength, setting the standard in gambling blocking software. Gamban is the smartest and most effective software for blocking gambling sites and applications. First-hand experience of problem gambling combined with the most talented minds in the field of gambling blocking software has resulted in the most effective cross-platform solution for creating friction and aiding willpower in the fight against gambling addiction. Used by tens of thousands of people worldwide, Gamban has received an overwhelming amount of positive feedback, with some users informing the team that it has literally saved lives. In 2018, Gamban was awarded Software Rising Star Award at the EGR B2B Awards and in 2019, Gamban won RegTech Provider of the Year at The Gambling Compliance Global Regulatory Awards. Ensuring that industry adheres to effective self-exclusion guidelines and adopts practical player protection methodologies is a large part of what makes Gamban and gambling blocking software successful. Gamban is not intended to be a standalone solution and the team continue to work extensively to connect schemes, tools and initiatives, ensuring that recovery from problem gambling is both possible and achievable.

RG24seven Announces Partnership With Gamban  

gamban to support delivery of gaming self-exclusion in united states

Nicasa have been providing gambling support services for almost 20 years 

US treatment provider has partnered with Gamban to offer device blocking software to those experiencing harm  

It used to be gambling only occurred in casinos, but today it takes on many forms and has become more accessible than ever, being available at the touch of a button 24/7. Data shows that approximately one per cent of the adult population in the United States has a <a href="https://www.icrg.org/sites/default/files/oec/pdfs/ncrg_fact_sheet_gambling_disorders.pdf">severe gambling problem</a>, but <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK230631/">less than 10%</a> report having attended gambling addiction treatment or related self-help groups. Getting treatment for compulsive gambling can help people regain control of their lives and in some cases, save lives. As such, we are incredibly excited to announce a partnership between Nicasa Behavioural Health Services in Illinois and Gamban. Nicasa are providing their clients with our online gambling blocking software, Gamban. "Blocking software is being increasingly used in recovery, so we are very pleased to be working with Nicasa, who are making Gamban available for free to those who need it in Illinois through their service." - Melissa Etherington, Partnerships Manager at GambanNicasa is a not-for-profit behavioural health services organization helping vulnerable and at-risk children, adults, and families in Lake County and Northern Illinois. Nicasa have been providing services for gambling for almost 20 years and have provided educational workshops to thousands of community members.“Whether you just started betting or realize your gambling has gotten out of control, we're here for you. Don't wait; call or email now. We look forward to meeting you!" – Elizabeth Thielen, Senior Director at Nicasa Behavioural Health Services.If you're in Lake Country or Northern Illinois and are struggling with gambling, help is available. Call Nicasa at 847-546-6450 or email gamblingservices@nicasa.org. <ul><li>Interpreters are available at sites throughout the county. </li><li>Video counselling can be provided for those with no transportation, childcare, or other obstacles to in-person counselling.</li></ul> To find out more information about Nicasa and the services they offer, visit their website - <a href="https://nicasa.org/problem-gambling-and-sports-betting-services/">https://nicasa.org/problem-gambling-and-sports-betting-services/</a>

Nicasa partners with Gamban  

800-gambler Offers Gamban to Players Within New Jersey

<h2>Online Gambling in New Jersey</h2>In 2013, the New Jersey government signed a bill, legalising online gambling within the state. Since the legalisation, most high-frequency gamblers played online as well as in land-based venues, followed only by online-only and land-based. A majority of online gamblers have reported gambling online before it became legal in New Jersey. These sites were illegal and unfortunately continue to be used.  <h3>New Jerseyan’s Relationship with Online Gambling</h3>When <a href="https://socialwork.rutgers.edu/centers/center-gambling-studies/research-reports-and-questionnaires/prevalence-gambling-new-jersey#:~:text=Overall%2C%20nearly%2070%25%20of%20New,by%20region%20and%20demographic%20variables.&amp;text=These%20findings%20are%20largely%20due,and%2021.6%25%20for%20problem%20gambling.">surveyed</a>, users claim the most influential factors in starting online gambling were: Convenience, 24‐7 access, the comfort of gambling from home, prizes such as bonuses and free credits and the use of free play or social media sites.Nearly half (42.4%) of non-problem gamblers gamble less than once a month (low frequency). However, among the low risk, moderate risk, and high-risk problem gambling groups, rates of high-frequency gambling were 51.6%, 61.3% and 89.4%, respectively. This is a particularly worrying amount, especially when considering more than 31% of online gamblers said they gambled online from work or during work hours; of those gamblers, 40% gambled one or two days a week and nearly 24% gambled three to five days per week. <h3>Gamban and 800-Gambler</h3>With the rise of online gambling in New Jersey, more and more people may find themselves at risk of developing a gambling problem. As such, we have partnered with the New Jersey Council on Compulsive Gambling (800GAMBLER). Now anyone in New Jersey, whose online gambling has become problematic, can claim Gamban to install on all their devices and block online gambling sites and apps. If you live in New Jersey and find yourself struggling with your relationship with gambling, reach out to 800-GAMBLER, A helpline for hope: support for gambling problems is just a phone call or click away.Click here to visit the 800-Gambler Website - <a href="https://800gambler.org/">https://800gambler.org/</a>Or Call - 1.800.GAMBLER (246.2537)

Gamban Partners with 800-Gambler 

Now anyone in New Jersey, whose online gambling has become problematic, can claim Gamban

Providing Norwegian Players with Gamban

Norsk Tipping Is Now Offering Gamban to Their Players to Block Themselves from Accessing Online Gambling Websites and Apps in the Country.   

We are extremely proud to announce that Norway’s Norsk Tipping has chosen Gamban to provide its users with gambling blocking software. The move will support people who have chosen to self-exclude in Norway by blocking unlicensed sites on a user’s devices.<blockquote>"It is our pleasure to work with Norsk Tipping to supplement their own self-exclusion process adding a new dimension of protection against the unregulated market. One of the most effective methods of excluding from regulated &amp; unregulated gambling sites is by blocking access at a device level. We hope to see a global adoption of blocking software into various market frameworks through a layered approach to self-exclusion." Stephen Aupy - VP Strategic Partnerships</blockquote>The state-owned Norsk Tipping is the only legal way Norwegians can access regulated lotteries and online gaming, and now the company will provide Gamban software to supplement the self-exclusion registry of the country. Gamban will also block users’ access to offshore operators (online casinos in other countries) which are not regulated or licenced for use in Norway.<blockquote>“Gamban’s software enables us to offer extended protection to customers wishing to block access to the black market. We are working on a series of extended responsible gambling measures within our jurisdiction. Gamban’s software will be a valuable supplement to our own systems.” Bjørn Helge Hoffmann -Norsk Tipping chief RG officer</blockquote>According to a survey conducted by the University of Bergen, 55,000, or 1.4% of the population, were classified as problem players in Norway, while a further 122,000, or 3.1% of the population, were classified as moderately at risk of developing a gambling problem.The study said the rise in problem gambling rates may be due to more people now participating in gambling, increased advertising exposure and advertising influence, as well as the fact that games are more accessible on the internet than ever before.

Gamban Partners with Norsk Tipping

Norsk Tipping Is Now Offering Gamban to Their Players to Block Themselves from Accessing Online Gambling Websites and Apps in the Country.

The Impact Of Self-Exclusion and How Gamban Can Help

How Self-exclusion Ties into a Progressive Gambling Problem

Self-exclusion is the process whereby players ask a gambling provider to exclude them from using their products, for time periods ranging between 6 months and 5 years. This is a legal requirement in most licensed marketplaces.Aside from self-excluding with each gambling provider individually, gamblers also have the option to sign-up to multi-operator self-exclusion schemes. These allow individuals to self-exclude from multiple websites with a single sign up. In the UK, a gambler wishing to go down the route of self-exclusion can sign-up to <a href="https://www.gamstop.co.uk/">GAMSTOP</a>. This excludes them from all online gambling operators licensed in Great Britain.Gamban routinely works with the gambling industry to analyse their self-exclusion processes, including the impact of said process on players, as well as the brand and its sustainability. For players, the decision to self-exclude represents recognition of one’s negative relationship with gambling. Self-excluding players have self-actualised and are in what is known as the ‘critical’ window within Custer’s gambling progression model.<h3>Custer’s Gambling Progression Model</h3><figure><img src="https://web-cdn.gamban.com/img/44e4a398-639f-4f16-a172-3b699cc01ab2.jpg" alt="Custer’s Gambling Progression Model Gamban" /></figure>In this model sometimes referred to as the ‘funnel’ model, Dr Custer identifies multiple phases of a progressive gambling problem. Studying the ‘funnel’ reveals the marked changes in gambling behaviour that may lead an individual from casual gambling through to maladaptive (problem) gambling.Find further reading on Custer's Gambling Progression Model <a href="https://web-cdn.gamban.com/how-gamban-can-improve-your-self-exclusion-scheme.pdf">here</a>.<h3>The Impact Of Self-Exclusion</h3>Self-Excluding players tend to be within a 'critical window' and therefore self-exclusion demands a well thought out process. An effective process will involve discussing AND/OR signposting the best resources and treatment professionals, which in turn will give players a better chance of moving back up the funnel to the rebuilding and growth phases.In these phases, the individual is more likely to be setting reasonable goals and benefitting from improved relationships. Overall, this leads to greater self-awareness and insight into one’s relationship with gambling and aids towards long term abstinence.<h3>Self-Exclusion and Communication</h3>It is necessary to regularly review the content used in confirmation of self-exclusion messages. Out of date content or resources or communications that miss the mark can make vulnerable players feel like they are not being fully considered and that the company does not understand them or their problem.Examples of good content may include money or debt management resources. Where possible promote putting measures in place to limit access to cash and credit, this removes a major trigger.In the UK, the national gambling helpline is an excellent resource. The helpline operated by the charity GamCare runs 24/7 and provides confidential advice and support for anyone impacted by gambling including affected others. It is important to acknowledge the limitations of self-exclusion methodologies. A lack of data sharing between operators means that players can self-exclude with one provider before continuing to cause themselves harm on a different product from a different supplier.<h3>How Can Gamban Help?</h3>At Gamban we believe we can help, by underpinning your self-exclusion scheme adopting a process we refer to as ‘mirrored self-exclusion’. Adopting mirrored self-exclusion is straightforward and allows customers to claim a Gamban licence with a duration to match their desired self-exclusion period. Installing Gamban blocks players from thousands of online gambling websites and apps globally.Gamban is effective in all licensed jurisdictions and also blocks known black market products. This is due to our impressive automatic gambling site detection capabilities; these identify potential gambling sites and checks them against our blacklist. For complete safety, a review of new sites discovered by one of our experts removes any false positives. Any identified and verified gambling sites are then added to our blacklist and sync with customer devices in minutes.One of the main differences between Gamban and other Self Exclusion methods is that we do not need to integrate with websites to block access to them. This means we can move quickly to block emerging threats, such as Esports and Skins gambling that have quickly risen to prominence during Covid-19. Underpinning self-exclusion with Gamban is a great way to provide a bespoke service to your most vulnerable players, supplying them with an effective means against continuing to gamble online. <h3>Find Out More About Gamban</h3>If you would like to know more about mirrored self-exclusion or about the wider work Gamban is conducting in the responsible gambling space please get in touch.<a class="btn btn-primary btn-flexible" href="https://gamban.com/contact" role="button">CONTACT GAMBAN</a>We would be happy to help review your existing self-exclusion process and offer any insight we can.

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How Self-exclusion Ties into a Progressive Gambling Problem. The Impact Of Self-Exclusion and How Gamban Can Help

Dedicated to Preventing &amp; Minimising Gambling Harm  

Helping Bring Awareness and Support for Problem Gambling Across Ireland

In the modern age, Ireland has become a popular tourist destination with its green countryside, ancient castles, and rich culture. What many people do not know, is that Ireland is suffering from a gambling problem.<ul><li>Ireland has the third-highest gambling losses per adult, in the world.</li><li>According to the <a href="https://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/30299/1/Drug-Prevalence-B7-Gambling-Results.pdf">Department of Health</a>, Ireland has in the region of 30,000 people with gambling problems (aged 15 and over).</li><li>Fewer than 1% of people who would benefit from problem gambling treatment receive it.</li><li>According to the Institute of Public Health in Ireland, gambling addiction affects young people at 2-3 times the rate of adults.</li><li>Over €5bn each year is gambled in Ireland - that's €10,000 every minute.</li><li>12% of Irish Adults bet with a bookmaker on a weekly basis and 2% bet regularly online.</li></ul> "The absence of gambling regulation in Ireland negatively impacts on roughly 300,000 people, in the form of direct and indirect gambling-related harm.  As there is no Regulator, we cannot have a multi-operator self-exclusion scheme - either for land-based or online gambling.  This greatly increases the risk of relapse in Ireland, compared to countries where regulation exists.  There is also no legal requirement for affordability checks or source of wealth checks - which exist in other jurisdictions.  This greatly increases the risk of people gambling beyond their means or with stolen funds.  Credit card gambling, which has been banned in the UK, is still legal in Ireland - meaning that most of the people we work with, will end up with substantial credit card debt, as part of their gambling-related debts.  We urgently need to see a gambling Regulator in this country in order to minimise the harm and potential harms associated with problem gambling." - Barry Grant, Extern Problem Gambling Project<h3>Online Gambling sites in Ireland</h3>Online casino gambling was legalized in Ireland in the last decade, along with online sportsbooks. Since Irish law allows both local and offshore casinos to operate within Ireland, there are plenty of legal and black market sites offering casino games in Ireland.There are between 30,000 and 40,000 people with gambling problems in Ireland. It is estimated that, for every person with a gambling problem, an additional 8-10 people are adversely affected. The HSE stated that they only worked with 230 people with gambling problems in 2019. This is only the tip of the iceberg.“As Ireland is about to emerge as a regulated online gambling market it is fair to say that the current treatment infrastructure isn’t anywhere near as mature or evolving as the treatment apparatus to that of the UK. With this in mind, we have a lot of individuals based in rural and isolated areas without access to treatment easily. We believe that without access to treatment centres that Gamban can provide aid against gambling-related harm and act as an enabler helping people to take back control of their lives.” - Stephen Aupy, VP Strategic Partnerships<h3>Irish Gambling Regulations and Law</h3>Ireland's multi-billion-euro betting, gaming, and gambling industries are regulated by outdated legislation, primarily the 1956 Gaming and Lotteries Act and the 1931 Betting Act, both of which the Government has admitted are outdated.David Stanton, The Minister of State with responsibility for the gambling industry, has admitted he is "frustrated" at the lengthy delay in publishing the legislation, which is now running nearly five years behind schedule.Mr. Stanton said that he plans to amend the 1956 Act to include the emerging technology of online gaming. Mr Stanton has also spoken on how his concerns for children being potentially  "groomed" by online games, acting as a precursor to gambling sites. He said the new laws would prohibit activities that encouraged children into gambling.<h3>Gamban and the Extern Problem Gambling Project</h3>We're working with the <a href="https://www.problemgambling.ie/">Extern Problem Gambling Project (formerly Problem Gambling Ireland)</a> to help reduce gambling harm and increase awareness, not only around problem gambling but the services available for those who are struggling may struggle with it.Over lockdown (and continuing as of writing this) many Casino and Betting operators were urged by the charity <a href="https://www.problemgambling.ie/">Extern Problem Gambling Project</a> to immediately implement mandatory deposit and spending limits on online gambling platforms for the duration of the Covid-19 lockdown over fears that online gambling could increase in popularity while betting shops are closed.If you're in Ireland and struggling with a gambling problem, don't hesitate to reach out to the <a href="https://www.problemgambling.ie/">Extern Problem Gambling Project</a> for support and guidance.

Gamban Partners with the Extern Problem Gambling Project (formerly Problem Gambling Ireland)

Gamban Partners with the Extern Problem Gambling Project (formerly Problem Gambling Ireland)
Helping Bring Awareness and Support for Problem Gambling Across Ireland

How Can Gamban Help Those at Risk?

Talking on our software Gamban, digital recovery tools, emerging practices related to self-exclusion.

Gamban's very own Melissa Etherington was featured on <a href="https://www.the-next-normal.com/the-next-normal-news/improved-safeguards-for-online-gambling-webinar/">The Next Normal: Improved Safeguards for Online Gambling</a> webinar talking on our software Gamban, digital recovery tools, emerging practices related to self-exclusion.Joining Melissa was Janine Robinson, the Director of Centre for the Advancement of Best Practices, and DR Michael Auer, Managing Director of Neccton. Melissa goes on to talk about self-exclusion as a part of gambling addiction treatment and recovery and where Gamban fits into it. Out of our users surveyed, of those who attending gambling treatment services, 89% found that Gamban was useful and with 62% saying that they used additional tools to aid their recovery; such as Gamstop and Monzo.Marc Etches, Chief Executive of GambleAware said; “Blocking software can be an effective tool to help those at risk of getting into difficulties resist ubiquitous gambling adverts and special offers that surround us these days. This report reinforces the point that such tools work best as part of a treatment package tailored to the individual rather than being effective in isolation. This evaluation gives us the confidence we needed to fund the use of this software for anyone who is referred to our <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/gambleaware-chooses-gamban-gambling-blocking-software">treatment services</a>.”  70% of our respondents said Gamban helped them significantly reduce the amount of time they spent gambling online. 88% said they would recommend Gamban as part of the <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/help-with-gambling">recovery process.</a>Want to hear more from Melissa? Listen to her appearance on the <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/all-in-the-addicted-gamblers-podcast">All In: The Addicted Gambler's Podcast</a> or would you like to know more about how <a href="https://gamban.com/blog/self-exclusion-puzzle">Gamban fits within self-exclusion</a>?

Melissa Etherington on The Next Normal: Improved Safeguards for Online Gambling webinar

Gamban's very own Melissa Etherington was featured on The Next Normal: Improved Safeguards for Online Gambling webinar talking on our software Gamban, digital recovery tools, emerging practices related to self-exclusion.

Covid-19 Has Introduced Drastic Changes in Online and I Feel That the Regulators Should Be More Pro-active

Stephen Aupy VP of Strategic Partnerships at Gamban, speaks to Gambling.Re on the remote gambling world from a safer gambling perspective.

<h2>The remote gambling sector, like the rest of the world, is undergoing major change. </h2>As we are all trying to navigate around this uncharted climate, my current trail of thought regarding gambling addiction is that, whether in lockdown or isolation, players may very well find themselves vulnerable to online gambling.I would expect that more people are likely to present via remote treatment resources and helplines. Given the circumstances, safer gambling is even more critical to what regulators and operators in various markets do during this testing time.I feel that the industry needs to increase efforts on educating more of the public about the risks associated with online gambling and to promote safer gambling solutions. It is remarkably interesting to see what the interplay between land-based and online casino looks like during COVID-19. According to the findings of a survey carried out by Clean up Gambling in the UK, <blockquote>“The absence of opportunities to bet on sports indicates that they are resorting to online casino games and slot machines, which carry higher rates of addiction. Even among casual gamblers, more than half of respondents said they had sustained or increased their level of gambling”</blockquote><h2>“The rise of e-sports betting is becoming of great interest.”</h2>I have been following various markets and am finding the rise of wagering on e-sports to be of significant interest. Due to the lockdown of sporting events, we are seeing e-sports becoming fast-tracked for wagering in multiple markets. It is my opinion that the links between gaming and gambling will most certainly make for a Molotov of problematic behaviours that will attract the next generation of gamblers.On the other hand, we are hearing about how different regulators are stopping or limiting the amount of marketing that operators are sending to their customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.Unfortunately, I feel that these measures alone are still not efficient enough keeping an actual safer gambling perspective. COVID-19 has introduced drastic changes in online and I feel that the regulators should be more pro-active on addressing operators to ensure that compulsive online gambling doesn’t spike in society for their jurisdiction.I would like to see the regulators from various markets start to take the potential rise of problem gambling more seriously and start to underpin self-exclusion through the use of blocking software to really combat the issue.

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Gamban Partners with the Extern Problem Gambling Project (formerly Problem Gambling Ireland)

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Responsible Gambling during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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