Responsible Gaming and Education Month 2026: A Spotlight on Training and Engagement Programs at Sands
ACCESSWIRE•12/10/2026•10:35 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Sands China launched a Responsible Gaming Youth Talent Development Programme in July.
- ➤Sands China trained 42 responsible gaming ambassadors during its 11th advanced program.
- ➤Sands China donated nearly $125,000 to five Macao organizations this year.
- ➤Marina Bay Sands requires nearly 800 ambassadors to complete enhanced responsible gambling training.
- ➤Marina Bay Sands expanded its specialist team to four members for nearly 24/7 coverage.
Expert Statements
Dr. Wilfred Wong, Executive vice chairman of Sands China
“By synergizing corporate, academic and community resources, the innovative program has taken local students beyond classrooms through diverse forms of experiential learning, empowering them with a strong sense of social responsibility and a global perspective”
Dr. Wilfred Wong, Executive vice chairman of Sands China
“We hope these young program participants will share what they have learned with their schools and communities, and use their positive influence to help promote the message of responsible gaming.”
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / October 12, 2026 / Las Vegas Sands
One of Sands' key strategies for ensuring an environment of safe play in its casinos is upholding the tenets established by leading responsible gaming organizations in the company's jurisdictions and around the world, including the guidance established by the American Gaming Association (AGA) since the company is based in the United States.
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