Finger Lakes Problem Gambling Resource Center

In this month's segment of, What Are the Odds, we will be talking about Mobile Sports Betting, what it is, and what are the concerns and risks related to it. Our host Elizabeth Toomey will ... more

On this month's segment of  What Are The Odds, host Elizabeth Toomey will be joined by Scott Meyers. Scott is a Certified Peer Recovery Coach and will be discussing what  peer recovery is, the benefits and what ... more

Host Jenna Hotaling is joined by Christopher Hennelly on this month's What Are The Odds. Christopher is part of The Christopher Group and they talk about gambling and its effects during tax season. Listen: ... more

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month and host Jenna Hotaling is joined by Mark Ostrowski from Tioga Downs. They discuss voluntary self-exclusion as a tool for those who have a problem gambling too frequently. Listen ... more

Problem gambling has a direct impact on loved ones. Carl D. joins host Jenna Hotaling for this episode of "What Are The Odds" to discuss how his gambling addiction negatively impacted his loved ones. His ... more

On this episode of What Are The Odds host Jenna Hotaling is joined by Robin Singh, Team Leader of Queens Problem Gambling Resource Center to talk about the rise of cryptocurrency and other bitcoin trends ... more

This month on the podcast Jenna Hotaling returns with a conversation with a local stakeholder talking about the work being done by the Problem Gambling Resource Center. This podcast takes a monthly dive into the ... more

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month and that means a special episode of 'What Are The Odds'. This month host Jenna Hotaling is joined by other stakeholders to talk about the ways to get help ... more

Super Bowl Weekend is coming; and this week on the show the Finger Lakes Problem Gambling Resource Center is focusing a conversation on Sports Betting and Problem Gambling. Sarah, who you heard in an earlier ... more

November, particularly the 11th, is dedicated to commemorating the men and women who have served in the U.S. Military.  As a country, we strive to honor and protect these individuals after returning to civilian life.  ... more