Add to ORKGThe expansion in the gaming industry and its widening attraction points to the need for ever more verifiable means of controlling problem gambling. Various strategies have been built into casino venue operations to address this, but recently, following a new focus on social responsibility, a group of experts considered the possibilities of a centralised gaming model as a more effective control mechanism for dealing with gambling behaviours
This paper aims to explain why responsible provision of gambling is an important corporate social is...
Professor Mark Griffiths, one of two authors of the British Gambling Prevalence Study, comments on t...
This paper presented a case study of responsible gambling practices at one large club, drawing on in...
There are many factors that could be incorporated within a gaming company’s framework of social resp...
During the 1990s, states embraced legalised gambling as a means of supplementing state revenue. But ...
The goal of DSG concept is to reduce accessibility by vulnerable communities to convenience gambling...
Responsible Gambling Codes of Conduct (CoC) are used around the world to describe electronic gamblin...
In New South Wales (NSW), the Gaming Machines Act 2001 and the Gaming Machines Regulation 2010 requi...
Welcome to this special edition of the Journal of Gambling Business and Economics.In Great Britain, ...
A growing feature of global gaming expansion is the recognition that developing socially responsible...
Abstract: Gambling expansion provides an opportunity for stakeholders to learn more about the operat...
The underlying objective of a socially responsible gambling code of conduct is to maximise opportuni...
The registered clubs industry dominates machine gaming in NSW, being the main vehicle for its expans...
The paper considers the nature and scale of the benefits and costs of gambling, with special referen...
This paper aims to explain why responsible provision of gambling is an important corporate social is...
This paper aims to explain why responsible provision of gambling is an important corporate social is...
Professor Mark Griffiths, one of two authors of the British Gambling Prevalence Study, comments on t...
This paper presented a case study of responsible gambling practices at one large club, drawing on in...
There are many factors that could be incorporated within a gaming company’s framework of social resp...
During the 1990s, states embraced legalised gambling as a means of supplementing state revenue. But ...
The goal of DSG concept is to reduce accessibility by vulnerable communities to convenience gambling...
Responsible Gambling Codes of Conduct (CoC) are used around the world to describe electronic gamblin...
In New South Wales (NSW), the Gaming Machines Act 2001 and the Gaming Machines Regulation 2010 requi...
Welcome to this special edition of the Journal of Gambling Business and Economics.In Great Britain, ...
A growing feature of global gaming expansion is the recognition that developing socially responsible...
Abstract: Gambling expansion provides an opportunity for stakeholders to learn more about the operat...
The underlying objective of a socially responsible gambling code of conduct is to maximise opportuni...
The registered clubs industry dominates machine gaming in NSW, being the main vehicle for its expans...
The paper considers the nature and scale of the benefits and costs of gambling, with special referen...
This paper aims to explain why responsible provision of gambling is an important corporate social is...
This paper aims to explain why responsible provision of gambling is an important corporate social is...
Professor Mark Griffiths, one of two authors of the British Gambling Prevalence Study, comments on t...
This paper presented a case study of responsible gambling practices at one large club, drawing on in...