LINCOLN- Tom Sage says he's seen nothing that leads him to believe that contracting with an anonymous gambling integrity hotline is necessary in Nebraska. "We want to be ahead of the curve," said Sage, the Racing and Gaming Commission's executive director. "We want to be proactive."

Sage announced on that the Racing and Gaming Commission has become the first state regulatory organization to partner with RealResponse to launch a program for the public to anonymously report concerns or questionable activities regarding horse racing, casino gaming at racetrack enclosures and sports gaming in Nebraska.

Founded in 2015, RealResponse offers real-time, two-way anonymous communications, surveys, compliance support, competitive benchmarks and metrics. Sage encouraged the public to use the program to report any concerning or questionable activities related to horse racing, casino gambling and sports gaming activities throughout the state.

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