All posts tagged "study"
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US Online Gambling Fraud Is About Bonuses, Chip Dumping
US online gambling fraud attempts usually take the form of bonus abuse and poker player chip dumping, TransUnion told Online Poker Report.
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How COVID-19 Lockdowns Impacted Gambling Behavior In Ontario
Increased online gambling activity in Ontario during pandemic lockdowns shows that it's better late than never for the regulated market.
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Legal Gambling Expansion Means 25.5 Million More Americans Are Now Gambling Online
About 25.5 million more Americans bet online last year vs. 2018, according to from the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG).
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Fact Check Friday: Did Global Online Wagering Actually Exceed $1 Trillion In 2021?
Reports that global wagering exceeded $1 trillion in 2021 are likely true, despite citing an outdated forecast from 2016.
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Who’s More Likely To Gamble Online: Low Earners Or High Earners?
Online casinos cater to a broad range of income demographics, but sports betting is more popular among the well-off.
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The Gambling Industry Desperately Needs Gaming Knowledge Centers, But Setting Them Up Is Easier Said Than Done
Bringing business, lawmakers and academics together to establish best practices is a common sense solution for a complex industry.
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How Young Is Too Young To Begin Talking About Responsible Gambling?
Responsible gambling education is aimed at Americans who can legally gamble. That leaves little education for anyone under the age of 21.
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GambleAware Research Claims Online Problem Gambling Surveys Over-Report The Problem Due To Selection Bias
One study suggests that problem gambling rates might be over-reported due to online surveys, while advocates claim the opposite is true.
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Words Matter: UK Study Finds Transparency Problems In How Operators Convey The Odds To Their Players
A team of researchers found that UK online casinos follow only the letter of the rules when it comes to informing players of game odds.
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Asian-American Gamblers Are Highly Represented At Retail Casinos; Why Is It The Opposite Online?
Asian-Americans make up a disproportionately large portion of retail casino gamblers, yet are underrepresented online. Why?
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Massachusetts Study Shows Lack Of Gambling Literacy An Issue For Younger Clientele
A study of Massachusetts gamblers released in January shows a lack of gambling literacy to be a particular problem among younger players.
