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The rollout of the new technology platform, OK2PLAY? continues across Australia as the Central Coast Leagues Club introduces the initiative to patrons this week. Developed by the Australian technology company GPT, OK2PLAY? allows patrons who may not feel “OK” to access support in real time, making OK2PLAY? the most advanced player protection digital platform in the world. “I’m glad to be one of the first Clubs to implement OK2PLAY?,” CEO, Mr  Edward Camilleri, Central Coast Leagues Club, says.  “The purpose is for members to feel secure, and if they do have a problem and they are a bit shy in talking to our staff and trained personnel, this is a way they can go to an easy touch and get help fairly quickly.” “Mental Health sits very highly in terms of our priorities to all patrons of Central Coast Leagues Club. People have all types of stresses in life, mental health is a big issue, both for the young and old and if this Club and our staff can be of assistance to them, then I am all for it,” Mr Camilleri, explains.

In an industry leading first, Sporties has implemented a player protection platform designed to assist both members and staff, by asking a patron; Are You OK2PLAY? OK2PLAY? is a world leading technology platform, built by Australian Tech Company, GPT, that has been developed to increase the speed of response between a patron of a venue and staff, creating the pathway for connecting patrons to assistance in a discreet, seamless, and frictionless manner, in real time. “As part of our ongoing care and commitment to exceed the expectations of our Members, ensuring the valued member experience, it is our pleasure to announce we have introduced the new OK2PLAY? technology platform into our venue,” Mr Jeff Gibbs, CEO, Sporties, explains. “For a member or guest to the Club, it is a very easy process of simply pressing yes or no to ‘OK2Play’, allowing our staff to assist in the implementation of the appropriate steps, if required.” “We have embraced this leading technology for the wellbeing of all our patrons and the fact that it is easy for members and guests to use, is discreet, and totally confidential, is a huge step forward in this area.” “We are proud to act as a discreet and empathetic channel for those seeking further help. It is the goal of Sporties to not only make it socially acceptable to ask for help, but to normalise the conversation and protect the member experience within our venue.” Mr Gibbs, says.