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Middlesbrough FC Signs Up in Support of Responsible Gambling Week 2019

Middlesbrough Football Club (Boro) has signed up to support Responsible Gambling Week 2019.
Responsible Gambling Week is a public campaign attempting to trigger a national conversation about what it means to gamble responsibly. Led by the Industry Group for Responsible Gambling (IGRG), comprised all the gambling trade associations, and in Ireland by the Irish Bookmakers Association, Responsible Gambling Week 2019 is part of the industry’s year-round commitment to promote safer gambling.
Responsible Gambling Week 2019, which takes place from November 7 to 13 with the hashtag #RGWeek19, will now see the support of Boro, who is set to publish information regarding the campaign on its club website and social channels.
“We are delighted that Boro will be supporting Responsible Gambling Week. We want to take the message about safer gambling even further this year, and are confident this will be our biggest campaign yet,” John Hagan, chairman of the IGRG said.
“The continued engagement and support of football clubs is enormously helpful in highlighting the week, and triggering a national conversation about what it means to gamble responsibly throughout the year,” Hagan added.
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