The international collective seeking to minimise gambling harm in elite sports and esports welcomes Rachael Jankowsky, Dr Meg Popovic and Mike Riley

The international collective seeking to minimise gambling harm in elite sports and esports welcomes Rachael Jankowsky, Dr Meg Popovic and Mike Riley
Our fourth and final focus week of Problem Gambling Awareness Month 2023 sees us asking organizations to consider a 'Culture of Care, Welfare, Conscience' for the people under their jurisdiction.
Our third weekly focus topic of Problem Gambling Awareness Month considers the potential consequences of breaking laws or regulations as a consequence of gambling-related harm.
If problem gambling is affecting an individual, it has the potential to become an issue for…
As part of Problem Gambling Awareness Month in the US, today is the tenth edition of the key screening day for those who may be at risk of serious problem gambling.
The first of this year's weekly Problem Gambling Awareness Month themes sees us focus on the adverse effect on performance that gambling harm can have.
As University Mental Health Day is observed on 9th March, our director of CSR, Paul Findlay MBE, investigates the prevalence of gambling activity among university students and the effect that this can have on their wellbeing…
Gambling harm doesn’t discriminate by gender, as two female members of the EPIC family can vouch for, ahead of the launch of a new all-women programme from our official foundation
EPIC, Entain Foundation U.S., and the NFLPA's Professional Athletes Foundation collaborate to provide NFLPA members and their support networks with live in-person and online resources to educate and increase awareness of problem gambling.