Responsible Gambling Manager

Praxis Tech; Toronto; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement contributions

Job summary

Praxis Tech in Toronto, Canada is seeking a mid-level Compliance Player Protection role focused on responsible gambling and player protection program oversight. You will help implement programs, monitor effectiveness, and ensure adherence to regulatory and industry standards.

The position emphasizes governance, risk assessment, and cross-functional collaboration to promote healthy gambling behaviors while protecting players.

Job description

Compliance Player Protection Responsible Gambling Gambling Harm Prevention

Competitive

Location

Toronto, CA

Seniority

Mid-Level

Company Size

126

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Team Size

126

employees

Toronto, CA

AI SUMMARY Role Overview

This role involves overseeing the implementation and evaluation of responsible gambling programs to ensure player protection and promote healthy gambling behaviors.

About Responsible Gambling Council (RGC)

The Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to promoting responsible gambling and addressing gambling-related harms.

Estimated Benefits

• Health insurance
• Retirement contributions

Benefits estimated based on industry standards

Original LinkedIn Post

Today at the NEXT.io RG Hub in New York, RGC CEO Sarah McCarthy joined a standout panel for "Good Intentions, Real Outcomes: RG vs PG," alongside Jonathan Michaels (Michaels Strategies), Jaime Costello (National Council on Problem Gambling), and Travis Sztainert, PhD (ICRG).The conversation got to the heart of a question our sector keeps returning to: what's the difference between responsible gambling that looks good on paper and player protection that actually delivers?Sarah's perspective was clear. The gap between intent and impact comes down to culture, leadership, and whether player protection is treated as a genuine business priority rather than a compliance checkbox.Key themes from the discussion:- Expanding markets must grow their safeguards at the same pace as their player base- Independent, evidence-based evaluation is the only reliable way to measure what's working- Cross-ecosystem collaboration is essential to closing the gaps that fragmented systems leave behind- A sustainable gambling industry is built on healthy play behaviours, not just good intentions#ResponsibleGambling #GamblingHarmPrevention #NEXT2025 #PlayerProtection