With a recent study showing that around 15% of Nevada’s residents have a gambling problem, a local gambling center is taking action to ensure fair access to in-person support. These efforts are especially relevant now that products like prediction contracts are offering new ways to wager while often lacking the consumer protections associated with traditional gambling operators.
People Suffering from Gambling Harm Can Access Better Help
The Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center has expanded the services at its Reno location to provide in-person consultations for individuals suffering from gambling harm. People enrolled in the new program can attend four three-hour sessions a week for six weeks with an in-house…