Resources

The state of Minnesota will pay for treatment of problem gambling for gamblers and family members. Call 1-800-333-HOPE to access care options. This helpline is administered by the State of Minnesota Department of Human Services. If you are concerned about your own gambling or that of another, the helpline counselors can help you decide what you might want to do and help you find resources in your area.

The state of Minnesota approves various types of treatment providers to work with the state’s problem gambling program. See the list of providers here.

Explore our Help Now page for additional information and questions to ask yourself or a family member about their gambling.

Consider Gamblers Anonymous in Minnesota and the national website.

GamAnon for family and friends.

Guidelines for Reducing Your Gambling Risk

Whether, When and How Much: Examine your gambling through these questions.

Fun, Games and Risks: Brochure from Minnesota DHS.

Is Someone You Love a Problem Gambler: Brochure from Minnesota DHS

Signs of a Problem Gambler for the Workplace; Educators; Older Adults

National Council on Problem Gambling website and the websites of other state affiliates are all good sources of information on problem gambling.