Cyprus Regulators Train Casino and Betting Staff on Problem Gambling Detection
The Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Commission (CGC) and the National Betting Authority (NBA) have completed an interactive training workshop focused on identifying and managing problem gambling cases among vulnerable populations.
Workshop DetailsThe training sessions took place on October 15 and 17, 2025, at the City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol. Participants included casino staff, betting shop employees, and CGC inspectors.
Trainers from the Cyprus ADHD Association and the CGC delivered a combination of theoretical and practical instruction covering:
Recognition of problem gambling indicatorsManagement of gambling-related incidentsIntervention techniques for vulnerable populationsStrategic ObjectivesThe initiative forms part of the CGC's broader strategy to enhance the skills of professionals who interact directly with the public. The regulator aims to strengthen early intervention capabilities and create a safer, more responsible entertainment environment across Cyprus's gambling sector.
The workshop was conducted as part of Safer Gambling Week 2025, reflecting the ongoing collaboration between Cyprus's two main gambling regulatory bodies on responsible gambling initiatives.
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