FanDuel has thrown their support on the American Gaming Association’sHave A Game Plan, Bet Responsibly’ public service campaign, becoming the first operator to sign-up for that cause.

FanDuel for Responsible Gaming

With FanDuel on board, American Gaming Association hopes to invite more operators in their campaign for responsible gaming in all regulated markets in the United States.

The sportsbook operator revealed in a press release that it has allotted millions of dollars of its media investor to support the campaign. Moreover, the operator will also work with its league, team, and media partners to make sure the message of responsible gaming is properly conveyed across all media platforms.

AGA and the stakeholders of ‘Have a Game Plan’ initiative will be rolling out a state-by-state infomercial, giving players a guide on where to locate legal operators, highlight the basics of responsible sports betting and identify the signs of problem gambling.

The AGA kicked start its ‘Have a Game Plan’ campaign in 2019 to serve as a platform for sports fans to learn the importance of responsible sports betting. Fan Duel, whose daily fantasy sports operations evolved into multi-vertical operations over the past few years, joins the NHL, the PGA Tour, NASCAR, Monumental Sports, and Entertainment, and Vegas Golden Knight as official campaign partners.

Key People on FanDuel joining the campaign

Matt King, CEO of FanDuel Group, said:

As the mobile gaming industry leader in the US, we believe promoting responsible gaming behaviors is a core tenet of growing our business and the industry as a whole,”

“We are not only going to commit substantial FanDuel resources to promote Have a Game Plan, but we intend to build a consortium of partners throughout the sports and gaming business to scale this initiative and we encourage other operators to join us.”

Bill Miller AGA President and CEO, commented:

FanDuel’s commitment to support and grow Have a Game Plan couldn’t come at a better time,”

“Extending this to meet the new realities of an expanded sports betting ecosystem is going to require full collaboration with everyone involved in it – gaming operators, media companies and leagues and teams. We’re excited to have a partner like FanDuel to help extend this important initiative.”