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International Gambling Studies

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Papers52
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Sports context and adolescent gambling: football participation as a risk environment
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deleteDaniel Lloret-Irles; Manuel Isorna Folgar; Víctor Cabrera-Perona; Víctor José Villanueva-Blasco
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Developing Words Matter: a language guide for respectful and non-stigmatizing reporting on gambling harms
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Understanding funding-related bias in gambling research: insights from unhealthy commodities industries and medical/pharmaceutical research – a scoping review
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deleteAdetoun Dapo-Famodu; Matthew M. Young; Kyle Tuico; Simon Dymond; Elliot A. Ludvig; Amanda Roberts; Jim Rogers; Steve Sharman; Sasha Stark; Richard J. Tunney
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“There is no risk, so long as you follow the rules”: perceptions of risk and illusion of control in matched betting
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deleteReece Bush-Evans; Helen England; Emily Arden-Close; Elvira Bolat; Ruijie Wang
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Repetitive responsible gambling slogans and imagery may not be better than AI-generated content
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deleteW. Spencer Murch; Hyoun S. Kim; Daniel S. McGrath
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Canadian provincial channelization of online gambling in 2025: a cross-provincial analysis of player and revenue channelization
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deleteRobert J. Williams; Rhys M.G. Stevens; Carrie A. Shaw; Youssef Allami; Darren R. Christensen; David C. Hodgins; Hyoun S. Kim; Daniel S. McGrath; Fiona Nicoll
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Randomized controlled trial of an online self-directed intervention for gambling problems with or without a motivational interview: 24-month follow-up
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deleteBrad W. Brazeau; John A. Cunningham; David C. Hodgins
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The case for the channelization model as the predominant framework in online gambling regulation
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deleteKahlil Simeon-Rose
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Practitioner perspectives on addressing gambling harms within substance misuse services: a qualitative study in the North East of England
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deleteAndrew Richardson; Katie H. Thomson; Glyn Smith; Laura Sheridan; Alice Beadle; Liam Spencer; Eileen Kaner
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Gambling behavior and problem risk by coaching status in individuals with athletic backgrounds from an epidemiological sample
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deleteJackie F. Stanmyre; Lia Nower
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The odds of harm: young men’s and parents’ views on online sports betting
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deleteThom Nevill; Jack Brett; Matthew C. McQueen; Robert M. Heirene; Vincent O. Mancini
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Affect regulation motives for gambling and gambling engagement: a two-year Random-Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Model
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deleteJoshua B. Grubbs; Alexander Connolly; Christopher G. Floyd; Kristiana D. Carrasquillo; Taylor Mick-Keck; Alexander L. Montoya; Shane W. Kraus
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‘I’ll come across something within a minute, guaranteed’: how young people who gamble experience gambling advertising under strict advertising regulations in Belgium
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deleteSteffi De Jans; Liselot Hudders; Philip Newall
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Beneficial or harmful? Finns’ perceptions of the consequences of their gambling on relationships, health, and finances
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deleteKalle Lind; Jussi Palomäki; Tanja Grönroos; Anne H. Salonen
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Regulations on gambling advertising in Europe: a comparative policy review
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deleteVirve Marionneau; Ellen McGrane; Daria Ukhova; Heather Wardle
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Who wagers on horse races? A large-scale investigation into the socioeconomic background of online horse bettors in the Finnish market
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deleteIda Sopala; Niko Suhonen; Tuomo Kainulainen; David Forrest; Jani Saastamoinen
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Discourse on Discord: a qualitative evaluation of social support provided on a live, online, and pseudonymous sports betting community
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deleteChance V. Dow; Brianna Morelli; Ji Wan Son; Matthew D. Andersland; Dorothy Koompah; James P. Whelan; Rory A. Pfund
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Perception of gambling marketing among Spanish adolescents: an analysis based on gambling severity risk
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deleteGema Aonso-Diego; María Liendo; Laura Mendo; Ana Estévez
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Quantifying the negative impact of gambling: psychometric evaluation of the Spanish version of the Short Gambling Harm Scale (S-SGHS) among individuals engaged in gambling activities
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deleteJavier Mora-Salgueiro; Guido Corradi; Cristina Martín-Pérez; José C. Perales; Iván Blanco; Covadonga Chaves; Carmelo Vázquez; Juan F. Navas
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Minimal important change is about importance, not certainty: minimal detectable change addresses certainty, not importance
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deleteSo, Ryuhei; Terluin, Berend; Takebayashi, Yoshitake; Yokomitsu, Kengo; Tsujimoto, Yasushi; Furukawa, Tosh A.
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