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Gambling
The Maine CDC is part of a Maine collaborative that includes the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages and Lottery Operations, the Gambling Control Unit, Ad Care Education Institute, Maine Council on Problem Gambling, ME211 and several other state and local agency partners. The Maine CDC is a gambling neutral agency that works to address the issues of problem gambling from a prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery perspective.
Responsible Gambling
Whether you enjoy table games, poker, racing or lottery games make it a:
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Help
If you or someone you know may have a gambling problem, contact the confidential helpline: 2-1-1 (Maine only) for information and resources.
Additional resources:
- Problem Gambling: Recognizing the Signs (pdf)
- They Don't Look Like Problem Gamblers (pdf)
- Youth Problem Gambling: Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms (pdf)
- How to Help a Friend or Relative
- Maine Gamblers Anonymous Meetings
- Learn about Self Exclusion -an action that a person can take to ban themselves from entering all casinos in Maine for a specific period of time.
Gambling
- Problem Gambling
- Tools for Providers
- How to Help
- Responsible Gambling Tips
- Remote Gambling
- Types of Gambling
- Youth and Gambling
- Gamblers Anonymous Mtgs.
- Resources
For More Information
- Contact the confidential helpline: 2-1-1 (Maine only)
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
