Gambling prevention for fraternities and sororities
A short course for every member, officer training, completion you can check as a list, and private help.
- Totals only, never names
- No money from the gambling industry
- English and Spanish
Why chapters need sports betting and gambling prevention
A 2025 University of Mississippi study found gambling was more common among students in Greek life, and that sports bettors were more likely to be Greek life members. An earlier study of fraternity members found the highest rates of problem gambling among officers, younger members and members living with other members.
A shared house turns betting into something everyone does together: group parlays, pools, and sometimes a house bookie running bets on credit.
Built into chapter risk management
- New member education Add the course alongside the alcohol and hazing education you already require.
- Officer training The signs to watch for and the words for a private conversation.
- One code for any size A chapter, a council or a whole national organization, with completion checked as a list.
- Help that stays private A member in trouble can get support without the chapter knowing.
What a license includes
- How betting works Versions for students, athletes, employees, staff and parents.
- Private recovery tools A personal plan, daily tools and a family plan.
- Your help first Above the national helplines.
- A live dashboard What people learned and how many tapped your help, in totals.
- Certificates you can check One code or a whole list.
- A launch kit Posters, emails and a slide with your name.
- Live sessions and seasonal refreshers The quiz on a screen, and short lessons before big seasons.
- English, Spanish and SCORM On phones or in your learning system.
- A sample policy One your counsel can adapt.
Read more: Sports betting in fraternities and sororities.
FAQ
Can a national organization license every chapter at once?
Yes. One join code can cover a chapter, a campus council or a national organization, and completion can be checked as a list.
Does the chapter see who is struggling?
No. The recovery tools are private, and reports show totals only.
Can this go into our risk management program?
Yes. Many chapters add it to new member education and officer training.
Start with a pilot
Tell us about your organization, and we'll send a proposal and a sample launch kit.
Prefer email? Write to hello@unbettable.com.