Our head of delivery for professional sport, Mark Potter, evaluates how gambling disorder can lead to performance risk, drawing from his own experience during his professional rugby union career and other notable examples of how gambling has affected the ability to perform on the field.
EPIC Risk Management proudly champions all women within the organisation on International Women’s Day and beyond and has welcomed many new female faces to the team this past year as the business continues to grow globally.
The Rugby Players Association, Rugby Football Union, and Premiership Rugby have today launched a new four-year partnership with EPIC Risk Management to deliver a Gambling Awareness Education programme.
For EPIC Risk Management, Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) is very much business as usual – we continue our work to prevent gambling from harming people and organizations via education, training, advice, and consultancy.
One of our bedrock principles is that ‘nobody under the age of 18 should be able to gamble on anything… full stop’, but a new convergence between 'crypto' currencies and casinos is giving cause for concern in that area.
EPIC Risk Management's pioneering Pro Sport Advisory Sport has met for the first time in 2022, setting out a plan of action to ensure the best possible player protection in the professional sport and eSports ecosystem.
Author of The Girl Gambler, Stacey Goodwin, joins EPIC Restart Foundation as their first associate, as the wider EPIC family develops its work to support even more women suffering from gambling harm.
The sportsbooks didn’t predict this Super Bowl match-up at the start of the season, but the Rams v Bengals finale looks set to be their biggest earner of all time
EPIC Risk Management’s Head of Delivery (Education & CSR), Patrick Foster joined Adrian Chiles on his BBC Radio 5 Live show to talk about the launch of his new book ‘Might Bite: The Secret Life of a Gambling Addict’.
