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Ohio will follow the blueprint of North California and add special buttons to all self-service lottery terminals. This is expected to allow people to print special papers, including more information about outreach and treatment programs. Ohio will be the second state to take such a step to solve the gambling problem.

The Ohio State Problem Gambling Network (PGNO) is offering free 24-hour help to habitual gamblers to cope with problems efficiently. Just a year ago, it was reported that Ohio has one of the highest proportions of problem gamblers in the country. This was a shocking revelation for state officials who needed to introduce effective methods for increasing gambling "feminism" across the state.

The document provides players with phone numbers prepared 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to help gamblers. The lottery announced that this approach is prudent enough to urge gamblers to gain trust and take the first step toward fighting the problematic gambling problem, and, more precisely, will admit that they have a problem. Spokesman Daniel Fritzi-Bob also added that the phone number will be displayed on the machine.

Curious information about the Ohio Lottery
The campaign, voluntarily raised by the Ohio Lottery Board, the Ohio Casino Management Board, the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and the Ohio Racing Board, was inspired by Ohio's Lottery Fund. So it's not surprising that the Ohio Lottery Commission won the award for its public campaign "Be the 95 percent."

conclusion
The anti-gambling addiction campaign was in response to growing concerns about the social ills gambling can cause. Every country in the world where the casino industry has been legalized is trying to introduce an appropriate problem gambling framework. Some countries, such as Japan, may introduce regulations that are contrary to expectations or even damage the gambling industry itself.