BetMGM and the Las Vegas Aces have wrapped their inaugural “Steals for Meals” initiative turning meaningful play on the court into wins for the community off the court.

Thanks to 173 steals by the Las Vegas Aces during regular season home games, BetMGM donated nearly 3,800 meals to The Just One Project, a local nonprofit addressing food insecurity in the Las Vegas Valley.

The official check presentation took place on Sept. 14 during the Aces vs. Storm opening playoff game, featuring Michael Vricella, director of VIP casino operations at BetMGM; Nikki Fargas, president of the Las Vegas Aces; and Fernanda Tello from The Just One Project.

“Steals for Meals” was launched in May as part of BetMGM’s multiyear partnership with the Las Vegas Aces. For every home game steal during the regular season, BetMGM committed to donating $50 to The Just One Project.

As BetMGM continues to expand into new markets and introduce new features, responsible gaming remains a key focus.

Additionally, BetMGM is proud to provide resources to help customers play responsibly including GameSense, an industry leading program, developed and licensed to MGM Resorts by the British Columbia Lottery Corp.

Through the integration within BetMGM’s mobile and desktop platforms, customers can receive the same GameSense experience they have grown to rely on at MGM Resorts properties nationwide.

This complements BetMGM’s already existing responsible gambling tools that serve to provide customers with an entertaining and safe digital experience. For more information on BetMGM, follow @BetMGM on X.