Dr. Ray Cho serves as a Project Coordinator at the Rutgers Center for Gambling Studies, where his work focuses on gambling policy, consumer protection, and the analysis of large-scale gambling data. He contributes to annual reports for regulators examining statewide gambling activity, player behavior, and responsible gaming trends. His research explores how policy design, governance systems, and market structures shape behavioral outcomes, particularly in emerging environments such as prediction markets and other gambling-like activities. Dr. Cho has published and presented research on gambling behavior and tourism development, taught courses at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and holds a Ph.D. from UNLV.