Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center

07/08/2024

Our program works. If you need help, please call us at 702-363-0290.

About 94 percent of all bettors in the state do so without difficulties, but the other 6 percent have a problem, a percentage that’s higher than the national average.

03/22/2024

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month! If you think you or a loved one may have a problem gambling, call us today. There is no judgement, only help and support: 702-363-0290

02/06/2024

https://ftw.usatoday.com/lists/60-minutes-sports-betting-addiction-problem-gambling

60 minutes looked into the rise of addiction in online sports betting.

10/23/2023

https://themessenger.com/health/gambling-increasing-among-youth-disney-sports-betting-espn-bet-app

ESPN Bet will be available in November

08/14/2023

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/nfl/article-12397551/Americans-lost-staggering-245BILLION-sports-betting-restrictions-loosened-2018-experts-fearing-gambling-addiction-gripped-nation.html

Americans have lost a shocking $245billion on sports betting since the Supreme Court loosened restrictions on the industry in 2018,

07/03/2023

"While prevalence studies are few and far between, a very recent analysis by the International Gaming Institute at UNLV found that 19.7 percent of Nevadans who have gambled in the past year have high risk of developing problem gambling and gambling addiction."

If you think you or a loved one has a problem, we can help.

Current Nevada news: This set out to be a straight-forward rebuttal of the recent effort to introduce a hitherto don’t-think-about-it...

03/30/2023

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. As we near the end of this busy month, I want to thank the varied industry partners who allowed me to do panels with their employees to increase awareness about Problem Gambling!

Please, if you think you have a problem, visit our website. If you want to know more, give this interview a listen.

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03/01/2023

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. Learn more about this hidden addiction at www.gamblingproblems.org

01/31/2023

This week, the GGB Podcast sits down with Stephanie Goodman, the executive director of the Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center in Las Vegas on how she and her staff prepare problem gamblers for a future without betting.

10/18/2022

This study was conducted by Dr. Joshua Grubbs, I had the pleasure of moderating his talk at ICRG; as well as my friend and colleague, Dr. Shane Kraus. As an advocate for our military, member of Nellis Support Team and Honorary Commander for the 547th Intelligence Squadron, I am troubled by this research.

Here at the Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center, we offer free, anonymous help for those with a gambling addiction. Awareness and action is imperative as we work to help those who sacrifice so much defending our country.

  Research carried out by University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) and Bowling Green State University reveals rate of problem gambling among active duty military was 3.5 times higher than among …

09/30/2022

Thank you Global Gaming Business Magazine for publishing this article! To be clear, I am a wordsmith and in the introduction provided by the publisher, the phrase "step up" is harsh. I am so grateful for all of our gaming donors and supporters. We would not be able to help our clients like we do without the State of Nevada and the financial support of our gaming industry donors.

The gaming industry needs to step up and increase help for potential problem gamblers, says Stephanie Goodman, the executive director of Nevada’s Problem Gambling Center. Since casino employees are one quarter of the center’s clients, more assistance is in the casinos’ best interest.

04/30/2022

https://ggbnews.com/article/casino-workers-gambling-addiction-manage-the-disorder-without-quitting-the-job/

According to research, casino workers are likelier than other people to develop gambling problems. New approaches to treatment may help those workers manage the condition—without forfeiting their careers.