Liz Lanza, Director Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling PA Gaming Control Board

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1 Liz Lanza, Director Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling PA Gaming Control Board

2 Mandated by the PA Legislature in the PA Racehorse Development and Gaming Act of 2004 Regulated, administered and maintained by the PGCB s Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling.

3 A voluntary program to assist problem gamblers to be excluded from participating in legalized gaming activities under the jurisdiction of the PGCB and from receiving any gaming privileges that may be a temptation such as check cashing privileges, player club membership, complimentary goods and services, targeted mailings and promotional materials related to gaming activities.

4 Self-Exclusion only applies to the gaming floor of gaming facilities in Pennsylvania. However a casino licensee may ban selfexcluded persons from their entire property and/or their properties in other jurisdictions.

5 Self-Exclusion is a tool to help problem gamblers distance themselves from the temptation of gambling. This program is also used as a gateway to treatment.

6 Is: A forum for the problem gambler to accept personal responsibility for the problem A method to provide the problem gambler with some isolation from the temptations of gambling A deterrent to destructive behavior Is NOT: A cure-all A substitute for treatment A program for someone who occasionally gambles irresponsibly but is not a chronic or pathological gambler

7 The person filing the request for Self-Exclusion may request to be excluded from gaming activities for one of the following: One Year Five Years Lifetime Self-exclusions for 1 or 5 years remain in effect until the self-excluded person requests removal from the list. A person may, upon the conclusion of the period of self-exclusion, request to be removed from the list by submitting, in person, a completed request for removal.

8 Self-excluded individuals identified on the gaming floor/property of a casino in PA. Winnings are forfeited Arrest made by PA State Police Appear in front of District Justice Fine Future for PA violators- therapeutic justice

9 There have been 5,369 voluntary requests from individuals for placement on the PGCB Self-Exclusion List

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13 *Self-exclusions do not expire. Individuals who have requested 1 or 5 years, may, at the conclusion of the period selected, request to be removed from the selfexclusion list.

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15 *Age at intake

16 Self-excluded individuals who reported to have sought treatment: 24% or 1271 individuals. Self-excluded individuals who reported to be Selfexcluded in other jurisdictions: 7.3% or 390 individuals. Self-excluded individuals who reported to have gambled in PA facilities prior to self-exclusion: 68% or 3659 individuals Age range of self-excluded individuals: years* Percentage is based on voluntary answers given at time of intake *Age at intake

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18 932 known violations of the terms of self-exclusion.

19 As of June 1, 2013, there have been 1,018 requests for removal. 247 individuals who had removed themselves from the Self-Exclusion List have since voluntarily placed themselves back on the list. That is 24% of all removals. 264 days is the average number of days before signing back up on the self-exclusion list

20 Of the 1,018 Removals 402 individuals admitted to gambling in other jurisdictions while on the PA Self-Exclusion List. 97 individuals admitted to gambling in Pennsylvania while on the PA Self-Exclusion List. 128 individuals admitted to seeking treatment while on the PA Self-Exclusion List. 50 individuals admitted to signing up for selfexclusion in other jurisdictions while on the PA Self-Exclusion List.

21 Stephen L. Martino, Director Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency

22 Authorized under Maryland Regulation (COMAR ) Administered by the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency Operational since January 2011 Sample application and FAQ can be found at:

23 The Maryland Voluntary Exclusion Program is a tool of personal responsibility. Applications are made in-person with a MLGCA staff member. Individuals may elect a two-year or lifetime ban. Prohibited from entering any Maryland gaming facility, accessing any gaming privileges (check cashing, cash advance, players club membership, comps, or direct mailings) Violators are subject to arrest/citation for criminal trespass and forfeiture of jackpot winnings.

24 120 Enrollment by Year Casino openings: * September 2010 * January 2011 * June 2012 * May 2013

25 Enrollment by Gender Male Female

26 Duration* Lifetime, 123 Two year, 121 * Voluntary exclusions do not expire. Individuals may, at the conclusion of the two year period, request to be removed from the Maryland Voluntary Exclusion Program.

27 80 Duration Chosen by Gender Two Year Lifetime Male Female

28 90 Age Groups Over 65

29 6 Violations Two Year Lifetime

30 Traditional Lottery Voluntary Exclusion Program launched May 20, Maryland is the 3 rd state to operate a traditional lottery program. As of June 27, enrollments

31 Self-Exclusion Program Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

32 Tribal/State Compacts authorize and require the process Section 3v(2)A-K Arizona Department of Gaming Self-Exclusion Form Download from or 11/8/2007 Fill in every box; aka would be Jim for James Must have a physical street address Race/Ethnicity Select one, five, or ten years for self ban Patron and Notary signature dates must match Legible Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

33 Color Photograph Close up of the person s head, neck, shoulders Consistent place and pose for best lighting Scars / Tattoos: What is visible! Optional Information: Encourage people to mark only the truly problematic activities All Arizona casinos and all associated services Restaurants Shows Harrah s / Caesar s Entertainment caveat Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

34 Self-Exclusion Irrevocable Consequences for Violation of Self Exclusion Forfeit Jackpot Escort Out; Citation or Arrest for Trespassing Additional days/months to Permanent Barr The State, Tribe, and/or Casino are not responsible for financial loss Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

35 Please print clearly: Arizona Department of Gaming Self-Exclusion Form Full Name: SS #: Date of Street Address: Birth: City: State: Zip Code: Home Phone: Business Phone Driver s License #/State Height: Weight: Hair: Eyes: Sex: Any other names used (a.k.a.): Scars/Tattoos: Race: I request information be mailed to me describing services available to help me with my gambling problem. (Initials required; no return address will be used.) Optional Information: Gambling activities that cause the most problems (mark all that apply) Slots Poker Blackjack Bingo Keno Horse/Dog Races Video Poker Lottery Sports Internet Stocks I,, acknowledge that I am a problem gambler and voluntarily seek to exclude myself from Indian Gaming Facilities in Arizona. * With my initials, I hereby request and authorize the Arizona Department of Gaming to place my name on the list of self-excluded persons for a period of one year, five years, or ten years. (Initial the specific time period you are selecting.) Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

36 I have reviewed and understand the following terms and restrictions of this selfexclusion and agree to all of them: This exclusion is valid for all Indian Gaming Facilities within the State of Arizona and all services associated with those Gaming Facilities. I will not attempt to enter and/or use any of the services or privileges of the Gaming Facilities from which I have requested exclusion during the period of this self-exclusion. I understand that the Tribal Gaming Office shall require the Gaming Facility Operator to take reasonable steps to identify self-excluded persons who may be in a Gaming Facility and, once identified, promptly escort the self-excluded person from the Gaming Facility. I understand the ultimate responsibility to limit my access to all Indian Gaming Facilities within the State of Arizona and/or gaming services remains mine alone. This self-exclusion request is irrevocable during the time period indicated above. The Arizona Department of Gaming will treat this self-exclusion request confidentially. However, pursuant to Section 3(v)(D) of the Compact, the State Gaming Agency shall, on a monthly basis, provide the compiled information to the Tribal Gaming Office. The Tribe shall treat the information received from the State Gaming Agency under this Section as confidential and such information shall not be disclosed except to the Gaming Facility Operator and other tribal gaming offices for inclusion on their lists, or to appropriate law enforcement agencies, if needed, in the conduct of an official investigation or unless ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction. Although the self-exclusion list is provided only to Arizona casinos, there may be casino management companies operating Arizona casinos, such as Harrah s, which have a policy that any person excluded from one of their casinos is excluded from all of their casinos throughout the country. Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

37 Date Signature State of County of Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me this day of, 20. [Place notary seal above] Notary Public My Commission expires: Mail or deliver completed form, with minimum 2 x 3 original color photograph (head and shoulders) to: Larissa T. Pixler Arizona Department of Gaming 1110 W. Washington, Suite 450 Phoenix, Arizona Note: A clearly-identified digital JPEG picture may be sent by to [email protected] Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

38 2,870 Total Individuals % % Male Female The Male/Female percentage in late 2003 and 2004 was 49%/51% - the only time there were more females. From 05 to present, the total has been between 53 & 55% male. Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

39 Duration Chosen by Gender 11% Female Male 7% 63% 26% 20% 73% One Year Five Years Ten Years One Five Ten 2011 M: 8% 25% 66% F: 10% 30% 60% 2009 M: 8% 30% 61% F: 11% 34% 55% 2007 M: 14% 28% 58% F: 15% 33% 52% Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

40 Total Duration Chosen in Percentages One Year n = 255 9% One Five Ten 2011: 9% 27% 64% Ten Years n = % Five Years n = % 2009: 10% 32% 58% 2007: 15% 30% 55% 2005: 22% 27% 51% 2003: 46% 19% 35% Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

41 Middle Eastern 4% Native American 2% Other 1% Asian 8% 5Black 4% Hispanic 15% Race/Ethnicity Cauc. 65% Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

42 ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF GAMING Self Excluded Male and Female Age Groups As of May 31, % 30% 23% 23% 33% 25% Male Female % 5% 9% 9% 5% 1% Age Age Age Age Age Over 65 Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

43 One Year 23 Violations Rescind Requests SE Totals Five Years Ten Years Totals Self-Exclusion Violations and Rescind Requests current through 31 May Of the 1,963 Ten Year S/E s, there are 788 reported Violations & 291 Rescind Requests. Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

44 Month Total Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

45 Total Male Fem Total Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

46 Start SE Total Female% Male% Duration Duration% Arizona~ ,870 47% 53% 1, 5, 10 9%, 23%, 68% California~ ,464 23% 77% 1, 5, Life 31%, 22%, 46% Colorado % 46% 3, 5, 10, Life 7%, 6%, 1%, 85% Delaware % 49% 1, 5, Life 26%, 22%, 51% Illinois ,017 46% 54% Lifetime*** Indiana ,783 46% 54% 1, 5, Life 39%, 24%, 37% Iowa~ ,431 Lifetime Kansas % 58% 2, Life 56%, 44% Maryland~ % 52% 2, Life 49%, 51% Michigan~ ,197 38% 62% Lifetime Mississippi~ ,533 55% 45% 5, 10, Life 48%, 8%, 44% Missouri~ ,810 47% 53% 5, Life 57%, 43% New Jersey~ ,329 1, 5, Life 20%, 33%, 47% Pennsylvania~ ,369 43% 57% 1, 5, Life 56%, 20%, 24% Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

47 Asian Blk Cauc. Hisp. M.East Native Other UNK Arizona~ 8% 5% 65% 15% 4% 2% 1% California~ 40% 8% 22% 13% 5% 0% 11% 1% Colorado 11% 2% 75% 9% 1% 2% Delaware Illinois 9% 17% 68% 4% < 1% 2% Indiana Iowa~ Kansas 23% 5% 60% 12% < 1% < 1% Maryland~ 7% 20% 69% 1% < 1% 2% Michigan~ Mississippi~ 6% 32% 62% Missouri~ 5% 19% 69% 2% 1% 1% 1% 3% New Jersey~ Pennsylvania~ 5% 13% 78% 2% 1% 1% 1% Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

48 UNK Arizona~ California~ Colorado Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa~ Kansas Maryland~ Michigan~ Mississippi~ Missouri~ New Jersey~ Pennsylvania~ Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

49 Start Duration Violations Rscnd.Rqst $ Seized Arizona~ , 5, 10 23, 194, 788 6, 60, , California~ , 5, Life , Colorado Delaware , 5, 10, Life , 5, Life Illinois 2002 Lifetime*** 3,131 1,308, Indiana Iowa~ , 5, Life 2004 Lifetime Kansas , Life 25 Maryland~ , Life 14 Michigan~ 1997 Lifetime Mississippi~ , 10, Life 988 Missouri~ New Jersey~ , Life , 5, Life Pennsylvania~ , 5, Life 517, 189, , Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,

50 If you have any questions: Larissa T. Pixler Office of Problem Gambling Program Administrator Cell: Larissa T. Pixler NCPG SE Interstate Comparison July 19,