‘Set limits’: Expert shares safety tips for Super Bowl gambling
Venus Moore, diversity and inclusion coordinator at the New York Problem Gambling Resource Center, says it is important to set limits.
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Feb 11, 2023, 11:23 PM
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1h agoNews 12’s Julia Joseph spoke with an expert about gambling safety over the Super Bowl weekend.
Venus Moore, diversity and inclusion coordinator at the New York Problem Gambling Resource Center, says it is important to set limits.
“Be safe. Monitor your emotions,” she said. “We have games, we invite people over and then we have all these bets. We don't even think about how there's people in recovery. We need to be mindful of that."
Visit the New York Problem Gambling Help website for more information on gambling addiction.
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