Responsible Gaming Lecture Series

As part of an effort to expand the programs that are currently part of the industry's Responsible Gaming National Education Campaign, the American Gaming Association (AGA) created the Responsible Gaming Lecture Series.

The series consists of periodic lectures that bring together experts from many different fields to shed light upon the most recent breakthroughs and developments in responsible gaming and disordered gambling. The lectures enable employees, regulators, mental health officials and problem gambling treatment providers in learning how the latest research applies to their work. The lectures also serve as a forum for the exchange of information.

Videos and monographs of the AGA Responsible Gaming Lecture Series presentations can be ordered online at the  AGA Store.

View video clips from the AGA Responsible Gaming Lecture Series spring lecture "Understanding Gambling and Problem Gambling: A Step in the Right Direction" presented by Robert Ladouceur, Ph.D., of Universite Laval in Quebec.