MGM Resorts and BetMGM further Kindbridge relationship to help problem gambling

MGM Resorts and BetMGM have announced new initiatives with mental health care provider Kindbridge as part of Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM).

MGM Resorts has donated $100,00 to the Kindbridge Research Institute in support of a voluntary medication trial for veterans experiencing gambling addiction in Las Vegas, while BetMGM has announced it will expand its relationship with Kindbridge Behavioural Health.

MGM Resorts and Kindbridge Research Institute

MGM Resorts’ donation of $100,000 will contribute to research into a first-of-its-kind treatment that aims to reduce gambling urges and symptom severity among veterans with gambling disorders.

The research, run in conjunction with the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, is part of the Kindbridge Research Institute’s 50x4vets program which aims to increase the research on gambling disorders in veterans by fifty times in four years.

“This is such a promising intervention,” said Nathan D. Smith, Executive Director of Kindbridge Resea..

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