LOTBA and Sports Secretariat Launch Responsible Gambling Program in Argentina

The City of Buenos Aires Lottery (LOTBA) has officially launched the “Committed Engagement Certification Program” in partnership with the Sports Secretariat. This new initiative aims to bring responsible gambling education to local community clubs, schools, and sports venues. Through workshops and activities, the program will educate young people and community members on the risks of gambling and the importance of responsible habits.

LOTBA introduced the initiative at Club Saber, a local venue known for offering recreational activities for children and adolescents. The event emphasized the role of community institutions in promoting healthy, informed choices about gambling.

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Jessica Arceredillo, from LOTBA, and María del Pilar Martorell, representing the Sports Secretariat, addressed the audience during the launch. Arceredillo highlighted the importance of bringing the topic of gambling into educational and recreational spaces to ensure young people receive accurate information. Martorell added that they aim to foster critical thinking and awareness about gambling through collaboration with institutions and families.

Both organizations underscored the program’s goal of preventing risky gambling behaviors by integrating educational tools into spaces supporting youth development.

During the launch, government officials showcased materials created for the initiative and outlined how the program would evolve. The materials aim to promote responsible gambling practices among youth and guide institutions in facilitating discussions about gambling risks.

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The event also celebrated community clubs already participating in the initiative and highlighted their contributions. LOTBA’s ongoing efforts also include recent campaigns like “Untangle the Myths,” which challenges common misconceptions about gambling, and “Talks on Responsible Gambling,” which encourages open conversations among students and educators.

Through programs like this and awareness campaigns such as “Gambling is Not a Game – Gambling is for Adults,” LOTBA continues to promote a culture of responsibility and awareness. The organization remains committed to equipping communities with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed choices about gambling.

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