The well-respected responsible gambling charity BetBlocker today announced it has become a member of the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) as a Gold Non-Profit Member.
This strategic partnership makes BetBlocker the only non-profit organization and the first-ever blocking software provider to hold this level of membership with the leading U.S. problem gambling advocacy group.
The move underscores a significant commitment from the UK-based charity to expand its presence and impact within the United States.
While BetBlocker provides a free and anonymous tool to help users restrict their access to online gambling sites, its brand awareness in the mature U.S. market is lower than in other regions.
By aligning with the NCPG, BetBlocker aims to increase its visibility and ensure more Americans are aware of the free support it offers.
This collaboration places BetBlocker alongside some of the most prominent names in the U.S. gambling sector, including valued supporters of its project.
The decision reflects a strategic priority to better serve the American public, where a large and established gambling market presents a significant opportunity to help more individuals manage their gambling habits responsibly.
Officials at BetBlocker stated their great respect for the NCPG’s work and noted that the membership allows them not only to support the council’s mission but also to work more closely with the U.S. gambling sector.
The primary goal is to improve signposting to BetBlocker’s services, with the belief that they can support many more people across the country through enhanced cooperation and visibility.
This partnership marks a key step in integrating a proven harm-reduction tool more deeply into the American responsible gambling framework.
