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Resources for Responsible Gambling

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Written by LVLup Ops
Updated over 2 months ago

Overview

At LVLup, we believe that betting should always be smart, informed, and responsible. If betting ever stops feeling fun or begins to affect other parts of your life, there are free and confidential resources that can help.

This guide lists trusted organizations that provide support, counselling, and information on responsible gambling in both Canada and the United States.

1. Support in Canada

ConnexOntario

ConnexOntario provides free, confidential, and 24 hour support for anyone affected by gambling, substance use, or mental health challenges.

  • Phone: 1 866 531 2600

  • Text: 247247

  • Live chat: Available on the ConnexOntario website

Alberta Health Services – Addiction Helpline

A free and confidential service that provides information and support related to addiction, including problem gambling.

  • Phone: 1 866 332 2322

British Columbia – Gambling Support BC

Offers information, counselling, and a 24 hour support line for anyone struggling with gambling.

Quebec – Gambling: Help and Referral

Provides bilingual support for residents of Quebec seeking help with gambling habits.

2. Support in the United States

National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG)

A nationwide organization offering confidential support for individuals and families affected by gambling.

  • Helpline: 1 800 522 4700

  • Chat: Available on the NCPG website

  • Text: 1 800 522 4700

Gamblers Anonymous (GA)

Peer support groups that help individuals recover from problem gambling through shared experiences.

SAMHSA National Helpline

Provides free, confidential support for substance use or gambling concerns. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

3. How LVLup Promotes Responsible Play

LVLup’s mission is to make betting smarter, not harder. Our platform is designed to help users make informed decisions, manage risk, and stay in control of their betting experience.

If you ever feel unsure about your habits, remember that support is always available, and taking action early is the best step toward maintaining balance.

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