"The long-term solution lies in creating a national culture of responsibility, where education, regulation, and compassion work hand in hand."

In the popular Sunday newspaper it-TORCA, Communications Manager Mr Kayne Said, states that for some, gambling can be a form of entertainment and pastime.

AI is increasingly shaping the future of iGaming. From personalised marketing campaigns to advanced player protection systems, gaming leaders are already putting AI to work. As the sector grapples with balancing innovation and ethics, the conversation around responsible gaming has never been more urgent.

In the long run, training like this boosts public confidence in the industry and the systems designed to regulate and support it.

In the popular Sunday newspaper it-TORCA, Communications Manager Mr. Kayne Said gives an overview of the Foundation's recent training.

"The creation of supportive gambling cultures involves an appreciation for the diversity of neurological profiles and ensuring there are appropriate safeguards and support mechanisms in place."

In the popular Sunday newspaper It-Torca, Communications Manager Mr Kayne Said examines one of the most significant consequences of excessive gambling: alienation.

Our Foundation is experiencing another leap forward!
That of organising and attending comprehensive Responsible Gambling training sessions led by the talented Dr. Maris Catania.

"In an era where online gambling is more accessible than ever, understanding how to manage money effectively while engaging in gambling activities is not just advisable - it is essential."

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"By empowering youth to approach gambling cautiously, we arm them with the tools to make informed decisions rather than impulsive ones."

On the popular Sunday newspaper it-TORĊA, Communications Manager Mr Kayne Said looks at the fundamental step of recognising the problem of excess as an essential step towards healing.