Sands China has wasted no time showing it support for the Macau government’s “Lost Control, Lose Family” responsible gaming promotions, hosting a Gaming Industry Responsible Gaming Promotion Day 2021 roadshow for team members.
Conducted in conjunction with the Macao Gaming Industry Employees Home Integrated Services Centre, the roadshow aimed to increase team members’ awareness of responsible gaming and to refresh their responsible gaming knowledge.
Team members were given a chance to play games and join activities related to responsible gaming during the roadshow, which reached more than 500 staff in total.
The roadshow also provided an opportunity for Sands China’s Responsible Gaming Ambassadors to practice their skills, with 20 of them on duty according to information released by the company this week.
Sands China said its Responsible Gaming Ambassadors undergo additional training to gain enhanced knowledge of problem gambling and awareness of the importance of responsible gaming in order to provide appropriate response and assistance to patrons exhibiting signs of problem gambling.
The programme is the only one in the city done in coordination with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV).
“Sands China remains committed to responsible gaming,” said Sands China President Dr Wilfred Wong.
“We were very pleased to see the participation of our team members, including our Responsible Gaming Ambassadors, who gained an opportunity to sharpen their skills during this roadshow. The company thanks the Macao Gaming Industry Employees Home Integrated Services Centre for their collaboration on this event, and we look forward to our continued joint efforts in the future.”
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