Louisiana regulator Christopher Herbert on linking legal, regulatory and treatment communities

As chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, Christopher Hebert deals with the constantly evolving challenges in reaching and helping problem gamblers every day.

Hebert played a key role in creating Louisiana’s Problem Gambling Resource Services (PGRS) program that pairs Louisiana’s gaming regulation division with the state’s Office of Behavioral Health. He also led the state’s effort to develop sports betting regulations.

SBC Americas spoke with Hebert in advance of his appearance at the upcoming SBC Summit Americas about his state’s efforts to lead in responsible gaming:

What can other states learn from your work in helping to develop the Problem Gambling Resource Services (PGRS) program in Louisiana?

Christopher Hebert: Other states can learn that responsible gaming programs are strongest when they are built through collaboration. In Louisiana, the Problem Gambling Resource Services program was developed through a partnership between the Louisiana Department of Justice Gam..

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