gambling

This webinar will explore CAMH’s Gambling Policy Framework, which advocates for a public health approach to problem gambling. The public health approach focuses on addressing the broader context gambling takes place in, with the goal of modifying environmental factors to reduce risk of gambling-related harms. We will contrast this approach with the responsible gambling model, which focuses on individual characteristics that increase risk and providing tools for safer gambling behaviors. 

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Are you intrigued by the world of cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and their impa

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Given the risks associated with gambling, it is crucial to distinguish w

Are you intrigued by the world of cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and their impact on gambling and gaming? This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of crypto assets and related key concepts such as cryptocurrency, NFTs, blockchain, and crypto wallets. It examines how these digital assets are transforming investment, online betting, and gaming.

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Many Canadians may rely on lotteries and other chance-based activities to make money or prepare for retirement. This webinar explores how gambling relates to finances (e.g. stock market, bankruptcy, casino line of credit), challenges misconceptions about money and gambling, and provides strategies to reduce financial harms of gambling.

L'ouverture du marché réglementé des jeux de hasard aux sociétés privées

Pour célébrer le Jour des Franco-Ontariens le programme de sensibilisation aux jeux de hasard chez les jeunes (PSJJ) du YMCA vous a préparé un contenu spécial.

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We are exposed to more gambling media than ever before. Gambling advertisements falsely portray gambling as a risk-free and easy way to make money. In this webinar, participants will explore the increased prominence of ‘influencer marketing’ and exposure to gambling-related content (e.g. gambling tipsters, fantasy sports content) while applying critical thinking skills to identify marketing techniques and evaluate the credibility of shared information. This webinar provides media safety tips and invites participants to analyze online content before sharing it.

From playing claw machines to opening

Many video games let players spend money to buy randomized in-game items without knowing what they will receive. Often called loot boxes or gacha - these gambling-like products rarely contain the valuable item players hope to get, encouraging more spending.  This is like typical gambling, but not generally covered by gambling law. Many countries have adopted some rules because of concerns about potential harm.

From e-sports betting to playing single-play claw machines and opening card packs or mystery boxes, youth have access to gambling before they are of legal age to gamble. These forms of gambling have become increasingly popular and accessible in recent years, especially among young people, but they also raise various ethical, legal, and regulatory issues.

The purpose of this panel discussion is to increase awareness about the risks associated with unconventional forms of gambling and provide education and referral services to support informed decision-making.

Les machines à griffes sont populaires auprès des jeunes. Ces jeux demandent aux joueurs d'insérer de l'argent ou des jetons afin d'utiliser un dispositif ressemblant à un bras pour attraper un animal en peluche, un jouet ou un autre prix. On les trouve dans de nombreux endroits, tels que les cinémas, les centres commerciaux et les salles d'arcade.  

What is a claw machine?

Claw machines, also known as crane games, are popular among youth. These games require players to insert money or tokens to use an arm-like device to grab a stuffed animal, toy, or another prize. They are found in many places, such as cinemas, malls, and arcades.