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Edging your bets: advantage play, gambling, crime and victimisation [PDF]
Consumerism, industrial development and regulatory liberalisation have underpinned the ascendance of gambling to a mainstream consumption practice. In particular, the online gambling environment has been marketed as a site of ‘safe risks’ where citizens ...
Abbott M +29 more
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Online behavioural tracking in Internet gambling research: ethical and methodological issues [PDF]
In contrast to offline gambling, the use of online behavioural tracking presents an opportunity for researchers in the social sciences to examine the actual and real-time behaviour engaged in by gamblers.
Griffiths, MD, Whitty, MW
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[Online-gambling - new hazard potential?].
Since the new American psychiatric classification, DSM V, was released, bringing together substance-related disorders and gambling disorder into one chapter, the addictive potential of gambling and sports wagering is beyond all question. Even the neurobiological processes of the brain show similarities in all addictive disorders.
Yazdi, Kurosch, Yazdi, Karin
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Analyzing consumer protection for gamblers across different online gambling operators: a descriptive study [PDF]
Over the last decade, online gambling has been steadily increasing both in availability and in popularity. Player protection has been in the centre of gambling regulation, and various initiatives have been set in place by some online gambling companies ...
Bonello, M, Griffiths, MD
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Ethical issues surrounding e-gambling data collection [PDF]
Online gambling data collection is becoming a focus of interest for various stakeholders in the online gaming industry, since it is relevant for advertising, attracting new players, exploring new markets and trying out new products.
Griffiths, MD, Whitty, M
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A brief overview of online gambling scams [PDF]
The internet has opened new possibilities for the development of online gambling scams, which target a large number of users. The vulnerability of users and the 'credibility' of fraudsters are key elements in online gaming scams. Professor Mark Griffiths,
Griffiths, MD
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Online crime and internet gambling
The spread of Internet gambling has raised several issues concerning motivations to gamble, consumer behaviour online, problem gambling, security of Web sites, and fairness and integrity of the games. Rather surprisingly, however, there has been little in the way of research regarding online crime and Internet gambling even though it is an urgent ...
John L. McMullan, Aunshul Rege
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A national survey of online gambling behaviours [PDF]
ObjectivesThe aim of this study is to look at an Irish population in relation to the online gambling activities people are engaging with, the reasons for gambling online, their attitudes to online gambling and the financial/mental health consequences of online gambling.MethodsThe outline for this study was adapted from a study by McCormack et al. (2014)
D, Columb, C, O'Gara
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Mood, motives, and money: An examination of factors that differentiate online and non-online young adult gamblers [PDF]
Background and aims To date, there is a lack of research on psychological factors associated with young adult online gambling. The current study examined differences between young adult online and non-online gamblers, using information gathered at ...
Flett, Gordon L. +4 more
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Online Gambling: A Comparative Analysis Under Civil and Syariah Law in Malaysia
The rapid development of digital technology and the widespread accessibility of the internet have transformed the gambling landscape in Malaysia. However, the legislation governing gambling under both civil and Syariah contexts was enacted during a pre ...
Tuan Muhammad Faris Hamzi Tuan Ibrahim +2 more
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