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Ohio Gambling Telehealth Network to Push Gambling Awareness For March Madness As the NCAA Basketball Tournament draws close, and Problem Gambling Awareness Month starts, the Ohio Gambling Telehealth Network (OGTN) has actually announced that it is preparing to help players who may battle with problem gaming. According to Derek Longemeier, Executive Director of Problem Gambling Network of Ohio, the statistics of issue betting in the Buckeye State are such that one in 5 adults are thought about at risk. This is approximately 20 percent of Ohio's population or 1.8 million individuals. "March Madness can be a perfect storm for those who don't set limitations and adhere to them. There are numerous games and live wagering options readily available on several betting sites all happening at as soon as. It's easy for fun to spiral into crisis," Longemeier said. "Those who believe they have an issue are starting to request for help quicker. If you or a liked one are experiencing gambling-related damage, help is only a telephone call away. It's never prematurely to reach out," he included. Ohio's gaming hotline allows players to look for group therapy, private counseling, self-help groups, or financial management support as and when they need it. The Start of Problem Gambling Awareness Month In addition to the OGTN's statement, March 1 kick-started Problem Gambling Awareness Month across the United States. Last week, the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) announced this year's style of "Seeking Understanding," specifying that the objective is to "increase awareness of issue gaming as a severe yet often misunderstood psychological health condition." MGM Resorts and its online sportsbook BetMGM have currently revealed their project for the month.