Companies & standards
The Organizations, Not the Odds.
Verified organizations that set standards, fund research, accredit programs, or educate about gambling harm. Role labels are intentional — industry associations are not helplines. No sportsbooks, bonus shops, or invented partners.
US advocacy / helpline network / Internet Responsible Gambling Standards
National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG)
NCPG's published mission is to lead awareness and advocacy efforts to reduce gambling-related harm. They say they do not take a position for or against legalized gambling. The National Problem Gambling Helpline is 1-800-MY-RESET and 1-800-522-4700 — not
Source: ncpgambling.org
UK commissioning / harm-prevention charity
BeGambleAware
BeGambleAware (GambleAware) offers free advice, tools and support to help keep people safe from gambling harms, including a self-assessment, spend calculator, and a service finder. Their site states those support services are available only to Great Britain residents.
Source: begambleaware.org
Prevention + RG Check accreditation
Responsible Gambling Council (RGC)
RGC's homepage calls the organization an independent non-profit dedicated to problem gambling prevention, and Canada's leading independent authority on responsible gambling. They publish prevention campaigns, sector research, and the RG Check accreditation program.
Source: responsiblegambling.org
US online-operator trade association
Responsible Online Gaming Association (ROGA)
Advances responsible online gaming through research, education, a Marketing and Advertising Code, and a member certification program.
Source: responsibleonlinegaming.org
Lived-experience safer-gambling training and consultancy
EPIC Global Solutions
Works with operators, sports, and other organizations on harm-prevention education and staff capability.
Source: epicglobalsolutions.com/us
International responsible-gambling accreditation and audits
Global Gambling Guidance Group (G4)
International responsible-gambling accreditation and audits for operators and suppliers.
Source: gx4.com
Research funding and education
International Center for Responsible Gaming (ICRG)
Research funding and education on gambling disorder and responsible gaming (peer-reviewed grant program).
Source: icrg.org
Industry association
American Gaming Association (AGA)
Publishes the Responsible Gaming Code of Conduct for members.
Source: americangaming.org/responsibility/responsible-gaming-code-of-conduct
Paraphrased from each organization's public pages on 18 September 2026. We are not those organizations, and listing them is not an endorsement deal. If their page has moved or the wording changed, their page wins. No betting brands appear here on purpose.