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Headed to the new NC casino? Here s what to know before gambling becomes a problem

Headed to the new NC casino? Here s what to know before gambling becomes a problem Alexandra Karlinchak, The Charlotte Observer Jul. 2 Charlotteans no longer need to drive 165 miles for the nearest North Carolina casino, but the arrival of a new gambling facility could add to existing concerns over gambling addiction among adults in the state. The Rock Hill-based Catawba Indian Nation opened the first phase of its planned $273 million Two Kings Casino Resort on Thursday: a 500-slot machine facility in Kings Mountain, about 35 miles west of the Queen City. Up until now, the only gambling opportunities in North Carolina had been a state lottery, two Cherokee-owned casinos, and bingo halls and arcades scattered throughout the area.

Letters to the editor address a proposed time change, problem gambling, politics and trash

Letters to the editor address a proposed time change, problem gambling, politics and trash
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March is problem gambling awareness month; Lifeways among Oregon gambling treatment providers

As March Madness reaches a crescendo this month with an estimated $10 billion in bets placed on the NCAA basketball championship games each year, calls to the National Problem Gambling Helpline, (800) 522-4700,  spike an average of 30% during the month, according to a news release from Lifeways.  For the 19th year the National Council on Problem Gambling, dedicates the month of March to helping people. The campaign theme “Awareness + Action” is all about taking specific action and having conversations about problem gambling issues and directing people to the help they may need. Approximately 1% of adults in the United States are estimated to meet criteria for gambling disorder. In Oregon the statistics are even higher at 2.6% of the population, which equals roughly 264,000 Oregonians. And yet for many people all across the country, gambling remains a hidden addiction. 

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