RG24seven launches UK safer gambling training courses
In partnership with industry experts Better Change, RG24seven has launched a free safer gambling programme for UK employees.
“We brought together the top experts in safer gambling to produce comprehensive, compliance grade training created by the industry for the industry,” said Wendy Anderson, CEO of RG24seven Virtual. “Our best-in-class virtual training is effective and free to all UK gambling employees. It transforms the way employees learn about safer gambling through engaging and interactive videos presented by the best minds in the industry.”
The programme features a number of presenters from a range of gambling operators, including 17:10 Gaming, Entain, Flutter, Kindred, Leisure Electronics, Les Ambassadeurs, Luxury Leisure, Metropolitan Gaming, Midnite, Mindway AI, The Betting & Gaming Council, Tombola, Viral Interactive and William Hill.
“By bringing the industry together we are sharing the combined knowledge, experience, and expertise from UK gambling industry professionals,” said Victoria Reed, founder and CEO of Better Change. “Our aim is to empower those working in the UK to be advocates for consumers of gambling, the companies they work for, and the wider gambling industry.”
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