All Research Papers Published In Journal of Gambling Issues

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10.4309/nkaf4854

Online Gamblers’ Preferences for Performance and Fairness in Artificial Intelligence Systems for Gambling Harm Detection

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/chkf7074

Neglected Areas of Gambling Research: Challenges and Opportunities

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/eagr1332

Experiences of an Internet-based Pilot Treatment Program for Persons Experiencing Harm from Gambling: A Qualitative Study of Criminal Justice Clients and Professionals from Finland

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/dtnz3060

Factors Associated with Gambling Behaviors After Legalization of Online Sports Wagering and Fantasy Sports

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/egcn4808

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Treatment for Behavioural Addictions: A Scoping Review Protocol

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/pfip8890

Gambling in Kazakhstan: Seeking a Balance Between Economic Benefits and Combating Gambling Addiction

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/huxk7229

Measuring Gambling in Türkiye: A Critical Review of Psychometric Tools and Future Directions

Jan 01, 2025
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10.4309/ypfj6563

The Dopamine Brain, by Anastasia Hronis, Australia, Penguin Books, 2024, 224 Pages, eBook, 9781761346385

Jan 01, 2024
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10.4309/pmbp3834

Completing The Circle: The Convergence of Gambling and Gaming

Jan 01, 2023
Journal of Gambling Issues
Nigel E Turner + 1 more +1

<p dir="ltr">This paper examines an innovation by the game industry that makes it possible to earn credits for gift cards while playing video games. This turns video gaming into something like an indirect form of gambling. One spends money to win awards through gift cards. It is indirect because the player spends money on one or more game software applicationss, and then uses a different software application to collect the rewards. For this paper we downloaded one of these payment application and several games to examine how much money one can earn, incentives to spend money, and the potential risk of these applications. Additional issues related to gambling content and advertising in these software applications are also discussed. It is argued that governments regulators need to examine this type of scheme to determine if it is gambling and if regulations are needed to protect consumers, especially youth, and to monitor the integrity of the game.</p>

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10.4309/mkme8615

Taxation as a Policy Instrument For Social and Economic Effects of Gambling

Jan 01, 2023
Journal of Gambling Issues
Hamdi Furkan Günay