SCCG Management has announced a strategic partnership with Probility AI, a cutting-edge AI technology company specializing in injury and performance prediction for professional sports athletes and organizations. The partnership marks a significant step forward in integrating advanced predictive analytics into the sports and gaming industries, with a focus on enhancing player performance, safety, and long-term value.

Probility AI’s innovative platform harnesses AI-driven technology to deliver actionable insights, enabling organizations to optimize player health and performance, reduce injury-related risks, and improve team outcomes. The implementation of this technology allows leading organizations to identify key use cases, improve decision-making, and unlock new revenue opportunities through data-driven strategies.

Through this partnership, SCCG Management will work closely with Probility AI to integrate its groundbreaking solutions into the sports and gaming ecosystems, leveraging SCCG’s extensive network and expertise in driving innovation at the intersection of technology, sports, and gaming.

Stephen Crystal, Founder & CEO of SCCG Management, said: “Sports and gaming are evolving fast, and Probility AI is right at the cutting edge with its performance and injury prediction tech. This partnership is about pushing the limits, finding new opportunities, and changing the game for both industries.”

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Doug Plocki, Co-Founder and CEO of Probility AI, said: “Probility AI is thrilled to partner with world class industry experts like Steve Crystal and the SCCG team. Our AI-driven insights help pro athletes and executives make better decisions by showing them a glimpse of the future. Those same insights will have a dramatic impact on the sports bettor and fantasy sports player, sports books, gaming platforms, content providers, and more. SCCG can help us navigate the complex sports gaming space, and together we will drive this new tech forward.”

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has announced the January 2025 total gaming revenue results.

Casino Win:

Casino Win for the nine casino hotels was $210.1 million for January 2025, reflecting an increase of 2.6% when compared to $204.7 million reported for January 2024.

Internet Gaming Win:

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Internet Gaming Win for the casinos and their partners was $221.6 million for January 2025, reflecting growth of 20.9% when compared to $183.3 million reported for January 2024.

Sports Wagering Gross Revenue:

Sports Wagering Gross Revenue for the casinos, racetracks, and their partners was $122.2 million for January 2025, reflecting a decrease of 28.4% when compared to $170.8 million reported for January 2024.

Total Gaming Revenue:

Total Gaming Revenue for the casinos, racetracks, and their partners was $553.9 million for January 2025, reflecting a 0.9% decrease when compared to $558.7 million reported for January 2024. Total Gross Revenue Taxes were $62.1 million for January 2025.

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The Responsible Online Gaming Association (ROGA) has launched the “Know Your Play” campaign in partnership with EPIC Global Solutions, Kindbridge Behavioral Health, and the Responsible Gambling Council (RGC). This is a major initiative designed to provide college-aged students with detailed content focused on responsible gaming, mental health and well-being, and financial literacy.

“College students are learning to navigate newfound financial independence and equipping this age group with resources to make informed decisions that can build good financial habits will serve them throughout their lives, whether they engage in gaming or not. While previous programs have focused on student-athletes, our campaign intends to educate the broader student population about responsible gaming concepts that can help this age group set realistic expectations and see gaming as a form of entertainment, not as a way of making money,” ROGA Executive Director Dr. Jennifer Shatley said.

The campaign utilizes digital learning tools, resources, and videos available to all college-aged students at knowyourplay.org, even if they are not enrolled in a university. These resources will educate students on key responsible gaming concepts, including randomness, impulsiveness, and limit setting, while addressing myths like the illusion of control in sports betting. It will also focus on the role stress and mental health play in overall student wellbeing and provide practical tips for management. Additionally, extended resources will be piloted with select universities.

“EPIC has vast expertise and experience in creating programs that resonate with college-aged audiences and are delighted to partner with ROGA on a campaign that will provide critical education to college students across the country. By combining expert knowledge with personal stories, our program aims to foster a well-rounded understanding of financial literacy, decision-making, and risk-taking,” Teresa Fiore, SVP of Partnerships at EPIC Global Solutions, said.

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The campaign will begin rolling out at college campuses over the next several weeks with in-person learning sessions and workshops in tandem with digital delivery tools for greater accessibility and reach, ensuring that the program effectively engages students across diverse campuses and demographics.

“College life presents unique pressures, from financial independence to academic performance, all of which can impact mental health. By fostering decision-making skills that bridge these areas, we’re helping students build resilience, manage stress, and develop healthy habits that will serve them well beyond their college years,” Kindbridge Group CEO Daniel Umfleet, said.

“College students face an increased risk of harm from gambling, making prevention education essential in protecting this important audience. RGC has a long history of creating prevention programs for young adults, and we are proud to partner with ROGA on this crucial initiative. This campaign will equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions should they choose to gamble. By providing valuable information, digital tools, and resources, we are empowering young adults to approach gambling with a lower-risk mindset and reduce potential harm,” RGC CEO Sarah McCarthy said.