The Gambling Harm Podcast - Episode One: The Future of Gambling (Paul Buck & Dan Trolaro)

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  • Опубликовано: 31 июл 2023
  • In episode one of The Gambling Harm Podcast by EPIC Risk Management, CEO and founder Paul Buck and VP of Prevention (United States) Dan Trolaro discuss the future of gambling, with a particular focus on the changing landscape in the US, hosted by Steve Cotton from JMP.
    Among other things they discuss: their personal experience with gambling harm (01:45), the similarities between their own personal journeys (05:50), the fundamental differences between the UK and US gambling markets (12:15), the increased opportunities to gamble in the US (22:15), the potential for widespread harm if the right regulations are not put in place (25:00), EPIC's ongoing work in the US (30:00), the importance of collaboration when it comes to reducing gambling harm (36:30).
    You can also stream an audio version of The Gambling Harm Podcast from the following providers:
    • Soundcloud
    • Spotify
    • Apple Podcasts
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    Trigger warning: This episode includes mentions of suicide.
    For further information about EPIC Risk Management, please visit: www.epicriskmanagement.com
    #gambling #gamblingharm #podcast

Комментарии • 6

  • @nathann661
    @nathann661 5 месяцев назад

    Good channel. Softbelly channel interview with Dan got me interested to hear more from Dan, and led me to this video.
    Keep up the meaningful works!

  • @zettadunbar2766
    @zettadunbar2766 7 месяцев назад +1

    New subscriber... Im 3 days clean and im ready to beat the odds !! Thank for the content.

    • @ThomasDaly1488
      @ThomasDaly1488 6 месяцев назад

      How's it going now? 16 days clean?

  • @ryantatusko1376
    @ryantatusko1376 11 месяцев назад +1

    Powerful stuff....great podcast

  • @guywithacamera8414
    @guywithacamera8414 6 месяцев назад +1

    Gambling is worst than fentanyl

  • @ellerellerek52
    @ellerellerek52 10 месяцев назад +1

    32:46 Stake holders? Why are you using language from the world economic forum?