Advocacy Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling
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The Gambling addiction Council (NCPG) Minnesota Branch (MNAPG) is a neutral no n-profit organization that is working on improving the life of Minnesota, which has gambling addiction problems. MNAPG is a coalition of people and organizations that share the belief that the gambling is a serious social health problem that can be treated, prevent and manage. MNAPG and NCPG do not support or do not support legalized gambling, but support the efforts to minimize gambling and the risks associated with its expansion.
Promotional activity
- Increases the perception of the general public about the problematic gambling and the stigma that often sticks. Change people's hearts so that gambling addiction can be accepted as social health problems.
- Funding for healing programs, introduction of modern counseling and learning skills.
- A commissioned survey is conducted to obtain data that informs the effects of gambling.
- MNAPG supports legal initiative, which is useful for consumer protection, such as the establishment of serious gambling and sel f-exclusion programs.
- MNAPG, along with other related organizations and NCPG, supports the federal legislation efforts to recognize gambling addiction as a legitimate addiction and achieve the same funding as other common addiction. In reality, gambling addiction has not been funded by the federal government for research and treatment, but the federal government has received more than $ 7 billion a year from gambling prizes.
The sum of our efforts can help individuals, their families, and local communities overcome the devastating effects of gambling addiction.
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- Expansion of sports betting
- Gambling Prohibition Law, Minnesota
- {ROME} NCPG and Federal intimacy court
- {ROME} Sports gambling care after 2018
- Minnesota Sports Betting
- Responsible gambling is a tough game
In May 2018, the Supreme Court of the United States suspended the ban on sports betting, which had only acknowledged the bet in Nevada. This has increased the possibility of a bill for accepting sports betting in all 50 states.
The nature of sports gambling is changing rapidly. New types of gambling (and gambling in general) and new types of betting have emerged in recent years. Most of the existing research on problem gambling in sports was conducted before gambling split into electronic forms.
Popularity and Growth of Sports Gambling
Sports gambling is popular and its popularity is growing. Nearly half of U. S. consumers bet on sporting events. In 2015, the rate of online gambling on sports reached 45%. The rate of internet sports has grown significantly in recent years.
Fantasy sports gambling continues to grow explosively. Studies show that the number of people involved in fantasy sports increased from approximately 14 million in 2004 to 57 million in 2018. This is particularly worrying from a problem gambling perspective, as active participation in fantasy games is associated with a significant increase in the severity of problem gambling.
This SCOTUS decision marked one of the largest expansions in the history of gambling in recent history. As of February 2021, more than 25 states and the District of Columbia have passed relevant legislation, and many more, including Minnesota, are considering legislation. Early indications suggest that demand for sports tickets has subsided, and there is an even greater desire to have them available online.
MN Problem Gambling Statutes
- Statutes on compulsory gambling
- Statute 297E.
- History of charitable gambling in Minnesota, 2015
TESTIMONY
MNAPG monitors all legislative initiatives that could directly affect the expansion of gambling and gambling addiction services. Since 2018, when the sports betting ban was overturned by the Supreme Court, MNAPG and NCPG must participate in the discussion of proposed legislation.
Certificate MN Sports Betting HF 788
- National Council on Problem Gambling, Executive Director Kit White, March 9, 2022
- MNAPG, Susan Sheridan Tucker, March 31, 2022
Certificate Sports Baking Minnesota SF1894, Senate Committee on State Government Finance, Policy and Elections, March 3, 2020
- Brian Houle-Charville, Legislative Director, National Council on Problem Gambling
- Susan Sheridan Tucker, Executive Director, Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling
MNAPG communications
MNAPG maintains ties with the Minnesota Legislature to advocate for improved fences around expanding gambling and improved delivery of gambling treatment services.
NCPG INTIATIVES
The National Gambling Council (National Council for Problem Gambling) is continuously engaged in the federal policy level and the domestic gambling industry. The following is the NCPG software statement, and MNAPG complies and supports it.
- NCP G-Statement on the law to protect children from cruel games (May 2019)
- Application of NCPG to Lutbox in FCC, August 2019
- Space} NCPG certification (August 2019) in FCC (August 2019)
- Responsible gambling principles in the sports gambling method (August 2018)
- Fantasy Sports Consumer Guide, 2015
- NCPG 2012 responsible gambling standards
FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES
The federal law for recognition of services that fight game addiction and the appropriate funding has not been established for decades. The following is the latest attempt to shed light on the results of game addiction.
Online sports have some aspects that cause public health concerns about the number of gambling that may result in it:
- A wide range of online gambling, such as betting on a portable computer or a mobile device, can form a different model from those related to real stores. For those who gamble to facilitate psychological distress, online games are more convenient, have privacy, few social demands, can use mental action substances during the game, and can trust them late at night. You may think. If the game and the next bet are in real time, there is no friction. According to early signs, those who bet on mobile devices have more problems than those who like ground rates.
- Live i n-play rate and Microstlot. In addition to traditional sports betting, which is around the winners of the game, modern sports players can bet each event, for example, the winner of the next glasses in tennis. This will significantly reduce the time lag between beds and compensation. This is a speed cycle associated with dangerous impulsive actions for some butter.
College-Aged and Youth Are at Higher Risk
- There are many evidence that gambling begins with a young age of 10. According to the survey, the faster the gambling starts, the more likely it will be to gamble. According to a 2017 survey, more than 13 % of young people are betting on sports teams. 75 to 80 % of students have gambling in the past year. Considering age, access to gambling, risk tolerance, gambling social acceptance and beautification, students are more likely to be gambling.
- Usually, students bet on their powerful football and basketball at the school. Male students are more likely to gamble than female students, and are more likely to be exposed to gambling associated tasks.
Professional Athletes Frequently Gamble on Sports
Gambling on sports is also spread among professional athletes. According to a survey conducted in Europe, 56, 6 % of professional athletes have gambling in the past year, of which 8, 2 % were the gamblers. According to other surveys, professional athletes have a higher gambling addiction rate than ordinary people.
Marketing Inhibits Ability to Stop Gambling
The gambling environment is affected by the marketing promotion of online gambling providers. It is too early to guess the impact of advertising on a problematic sports gambler, but according to a survey, problem sports gamblers emphasize the ease of gamblers and provide ris k-free prizes. I found that if I stopped betting in front of me, it would be difficult to bet.
In Minnesota, a bill for accepting sports betting was considered (February 2022), but it was not deliberated. It is expected that a new bill will be submitted during the parliament in 2023. Reflecting this rapid development, the State Gaming Council and Minnesota Gaming Alliance are calling for four principles in the bill:
1. To ensure that any enlargement bills include the reason for the prevention and treatment of gaming addiction. < SPAN> Gambling has a lot of evidence that it begins with a young age of 10. According to the survey, the faster the gambling starts, the more likely it will be to gamble. According to a 2017 survey, more than 13 % of young people are betting on sports teams. 75 to 80 % of students have gambling in the past year. Considering age, access to gambling, risk tolerance, gambling social acceptance and beautification, students are more likely to be gambling.
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Usually, students bet on their powerful football and basketball at the school. Male students are more likely to gamble than female students, and are more likely to be exposed to gambling associated tasks.
Gambling on sports is also spread among professional athletes. According to a survey conducted in Europe, 56, 6 % of professional athletes have gambling in the past year, of which 8, 2 % were the gamblers. According to other surveys, professional athletes have higher gambling addiction than ordinary people.
The gambling environment is affected by the marketing promotion of online gambling providers. It is too early to guess the impact of advertising on a problematic sports gambler, but according to a survey, problem sports gamblers emphasize the ease of gamblers and provide ris k-free prizes. I found that if I stopped betting in front of me, it would be difficult to bet.
In Minnesota, a bill for accepting sports betting was considered (February 2022), but it was not deliberated. It is expected that a new bill will be submitted during the parliament in 2023. Reflecting this rapid development, the State Gaming Council and Minnesota Gaming Alliance are calling for four principles in the bill:
1. To ensure that any enlargement bills include the reason for the prevention and treatment of gaming addiction. There are many evidence that gambling begins with a young age of 10. According to the survey, the faster the gambling starts, the more likely it will be to gamble. According to a 2017 survey, more than 13 % of young people are betting on sports teams. 75 to 80 % of students have gambling in the past year. Considering age, access to gambling, risk tolerance, gambling social acceptance and beautification, students are more likely to be gambling.
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Usually, students bet on their powerful football and basketball at the school. Male students are more likely to gamble than female students, and are more likely to be exposed to gambling associated tasks.
Gambling on sports is also spread among professional athletes. According to a survey conducted in Europe, 56, 6 % of professional athletes have gambling in the past year, of which 8, 2 % were the gamblers. According to other surveys, professional athletes have a higher gambling addiction rate than ordinary people.
The gambling environment is affected by the marketing promotion of online gambling providers. It is too early to guess the impact of advertising on a problematic sports gambler, but according to a survey, problem sports gamblers emphasize the ease of gamblers and provide ris k-free prizes. I found that if I stopped betting in front of me, it would be difficult to bet.
In Minnesota, a bill for accepting sports betting was considered (February 2022), but it was not deliberated. It is expected that a new bill will be submitted during the parliament in 2023. Reflecting this rapid development, the State Gaming Council and Minnesota Gaming Alliance are calling for four principles in the bill:
- A. Specifically, one percent of sports betting tax revenue is allocated to §245. 98 to state gambling programs, 1/2 % of the Ministry of Health and 1/2 percent is allocated to the State Gambling Division of the State Committee. We recommend the wording. This will expand outreach, surveys, and research, and can provide more funds, as the number of Minnesota people, which have gambling problems, are expected to increase.
- A. In other states, there are laws and agreements and agreements that make serious gambling programs as essentials of business planning business planning, including employees and employees who are suffering from gamblers with problematic gamblers. It has been established.
- 4. In order to monitor the impact of gambling and develop data that supports measures based on scientific evidence to alleviate the impact, research on the rate of gambling poisoning before and after expanding will be conducted.
In addition, NCPG has led to serious rules for online gambling and instructions on the protection of purchasers for fantasy sports. MNAPG and NCPG testified in 2020 and continue to communicate with lawmakers. See the Advocacy Resources Page for the opinions and views of MNAPG and NCPG.