Campaign to Promote Setting Limits when Gambling

The MGCC is committed to providing Manitobans who choose to gamble with the information they need to do so knowledgeably and responsibly. In 2008, the Manitoba Gaming Control Commission (MGCC) launched a new public education campaign to encourage Manitobans to set spending limits when gambling.The campaign teaches Manitobans that gambling costs money, like other hobbies or forms of entertainment, and that gambling responsibly means playing within affordable limits.

Radio ad - Dab Nag it!         Radio ad - Oh Craps!         Radio ad - Busted!         Radio ad - Game Over!

 

The MGCC uses research to evaluate its public education initiatives. Please click on the following links for the fact sheet or the complete report on the evaluation of this campaign. Please click on the third link to learn more about the campaign development.

• Fact Sheet: Evaluation of the Limit-Setting Campaign
  
  
• Limit-Setting Campaign Evaluation Report (2009)
  
  
• History: The Story Behind the Limit-Setting Campaign