Michigan Lottery partners with NCPG, joins 1-800-GAMBLER support line
Regulation · 2024-07-24
Michigan Lottery partners with NCPG, joins 1-800-GAMBLER support line
The Michigan Lottery has announced a partnership with the National Council on Problem Gambling in order to best support responsible gambling resources for players.
Lottery players can now access the National Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-GAMBLER, for responsible gambling support in Michigan.
In addition to the helpline, players can also get help through text or a chat online, which is available at all times. This latest transition puts the health and safety of players first in the Great Lakes State.
Please fill out the form to send a message to the CDC Gaming Reports team. Alternatively, you can send an email to the address on the footer of each page.
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