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PROBLEM GAMBLING
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HELP AVAILABLE
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PROGRAMS
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Problem Gambling Helpline
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Employee Awareness Training
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Employee Awareness Training
 

 

The Council offers an employee training curriculum for venues that want to improve how they provide a responsible gambling environment.

WHEN THE STAKES ARE TOO HIGH™
Understanding Problem Gambling

The gaming industry in California is concerned with problem gambling.  The Council has responded to the increasing requests to assist the gambling venues in their efforts to provide a responsible gambling environment and to address problem gambling with the introduction of a four-level employee awareness program titled WHEN THE STAKES ARE TOO HIGH™.

This program is offered in four different levels to accommodate all sizes of gambling establishments.  The Employee Training program is recommended for properties with 20-250 employees.  The Train the Trainer program, Management and Supervisor program and the Full Certification program are recommended for properties with over 250 employees.

The central purpose of each program is to provide a detailed overview of problem gambling and the resources available for help.

Topics Addressed

What is Responsible Gambling - recreational gambling vs. problem gambling

What is Problem Gambling - identifying problem gambling behavior

Impact of Problem Gambling - on the individual, the family, and the workplace

When a Patron Needs Help - resources available for help

 
 

 

Please contact our Director of Training, Marc Lefkowitz for more information regarding on-site training requests and licensing agreements.

Marc Lefkowitz
Director of Training

 

 
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