Industry and economics
99 studies in the past 365 days. Tags are assigned automatically from titles and abstracts; a study can carry several.
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A Comparative Study of Topic Modeling Algorithms for Online Reviews: The Case of Casino Integrated Resorts in South Korea (LDA, STM, and BERTopic)
When applying topic modeling to online reviews in tourism and hospitality research, scholars face a largely undocumented decision: which algorithm to use.This study addresses that choice empirically by benchmarking three representative algorithms-Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), the Structural Topic Model (STM; implemented as Dirichlet-Multinomial …
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Sports Betting, Lotteries, and State Revenues in the Post-PASPA Era
State lotteries are an important source of state revenue in the 45 states that operate them. Following the repeal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), 38 states and Washington, DC legalized sports betting …
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Payment Preferences and Related Sports Betting Behavior: A Secondary Analysis of Player Data from an Online Sports Gambling Operator
This study investigated the relationship between payment methods and sports betting behavior using transactional data from a European online sports gambling operator …
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AN ANALYSIS OF ONLINE GAMBLING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: RISKS, REGULATION, AND SOCIAL-ECONOMICS IMPACTS
Online gambling has intensified public-health, family-welfare and regulatory concerns by making betting accessible through mobile devices, digital payments and cross-border platforms. Although some jurisdictions permit licensed operators and derive fiscal revenue from them, Indonesia prohibits gambling, creating a different legal and policy context …
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Vulnerability and unfair profits: the wider implications of recent measures in British gambling law
Abstract This paper examines recent measures to address excess profits in online gambling. In a wider UK context of growing public distrust of gambling companies and concern about gambling harm, there has been a recent surge of interest in exploitative profits, focused on gambling as an extractive industry preying on vulnerable groups and individuals …
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Behind the Shirt: Examining Trends in the Commercial Relationships Between English Premier League Football Clubs and Gambling Companies
Background In August 2026, the English Premier League (EPL) banned front-of-shirt gambling sponsorships to reduce gambling marketing exposure. Shirt sponsorship represents one aspect of broader commercial relationships between football clubs and gambling companies, often not covered by existing industry codes …
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Nudging the uptake of responsible gambling tools among land-based casino players: A randomized controlled trial assessing the utility of incentivization
To test whether a modest incentive increases uptake of a responsible gambling deposit-limit tool among land-based casino players using a digital wallet for electronic gaming machine play and whether reward sensitivity or disordered gambling symptomatology moderates this effect.Method: Participants were 314 U.S …
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การเมองของกระบวนการผลกดนนโยบายบอนกาสโนใหถกกฎหมายในประเทศไทย พ.ศ. 2551-2567
This research article examines (1) the actors involved in the policy advocacy process for casino legalization in Thailand from 2008 to 2024; investigates (2) the political factors through the problem stream, policy stream, and political stream leading to the mobilization of the casino legalization policy in Thailand; and studies (3) an appropriate approach …
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Rethinking Gambling Regulation in Ghana: a Case for Legislative Reform
Abstract In Ghana there has been a rise in gambling linked to the expansion of the gambling industry, the rapid evolution of gambling products, and aggressive marketing. This is in stark contrast to what pertained two decades ago when Ghana passed the Gaming Act …
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Gambling Tax as a Source of Federal Budget Revenue: New Legal Dimensions and Risk Factors
The article examines the gambling tax in the context of the changes made to the tax and fee legislation of the Russian Federation and the budget legislation of the Russian Federation since January 2026 …
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Regulatory Whack-a-mole: A Rapid Scoping Review of Gambling Marketing Restrictions and their (in)Effectiveness
Purpose Of Review: Gambling marketing increases participation, spending, and harm. Marketing restrictions represent the best regulatory response …
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Celebrity Endorsements and Brand Awareness of Betking in Abak Metropolis, Nigeria
The increasing competition within Nigeria's sports betting industry has compelled operators to adopt innovative marketing communication strategies capable of strengthening brand awareness and attracting consumers …
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Advertising, Consumer Behaviour, and Inclusive Sustainable Development: Assessing the Socio-Economic Influence of Liquor and Betting Companies in South Africa
Advertising plays a pivotal role in shaping consumer behaviour, influencing market dynamics, and driving sustainable economic activity. In South Africa, liquor and betting companies constitute significant contributors to the economy through employment, taxation, and investment …
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Online Casino Legalization and Onsite Casino Revenue: Evidence from Early Adopters in the United States
This paper provides quasi-experimental evidence on the effect of online casino legalization on land-based casino revenues in the United States. Exploiting the concurrent 2013 legalization wave in New Jersey and Delaware, our synthetic difference-in-differences specifications estimate a persistent 13% contraction in land-based revenue …
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Perlindungan Hukum terhadap WNI Korban TPPO pada Judi Online di Kamboja
The proliferation of the online gambling industry in Cambodia has increased the risk of trafficking in persons (TIP) among Indonesian citizens, particularly through fraudulent offers of high-paying employment …
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From Bets to Taxes: A Cross-Border Analysis of Indirect Taxes on Betting, Gambling and Online Gaming
Betting, gambling and online gaming regulation and taxation are dependent on a variety of cultural, legal and economic factors that are unique to each country. Many countries have chosen to use indirect taxes as a vehicle to fund government-sponsored programmes designed to combat issues stemming from gambling addiction or illegal gaming activities …
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Economic efficiency of the gambling industry in Kazakhstan: a value-added and fiscal analysis
This study assesses the economic efficiency of the gambling industry in Kazakhstan by comparing its market and fiscal dynamics with its socio-economic costs …
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The nihilism industry: Streaming disavowal and ressentiment in the age of prediction markets
Abstract This article reads Amin Samman’s new book, Currency of Nihilism , alongside two symptomatic products – the HBO/BBC series Industry and the rise of prediction markets – to argue that ressentiment , disavowal, and nihilism name three interlocking dimensions of the same affective formation …
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Regulation of advertising for gambling, cigarettes, and alcohol: A systematic review of the literature
This PRISMA-compliant systematic review provides the first comparative analysis of gambling, tobacco, and alcohol advertising regulation across both traditional and digital media environments and across three regulatory levels: state, industry self-regulation, and platform policies, representing a multi-industry, multi-level, and interdisciplinary …
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How Does Gambling Marketing Affect Behaviours and Attitudes? A Systematic Review of Qualitative Studies
Abstract Purpose of Review Gambling marketing is pervasive. Evidence suggests that greater exposure to gambling marketing can increase gambling engagement and elevate the risk of gambling harm. The effects of marketing are likely to vary across population groups and across different types of marketing …
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A Duty to Care or a Duty to Comply? Gambling Operators' Interpretation of the Legal Concept of Duty of Care and Their Responsibility for Preventing Gambling‐Related Harm
ABSTRACT From the perspective of negotiated governance, this study examines how companies respond to regulatory measures that combine hard and soft elements, assigning them greater responsibility for addressing social problems. Focusing on the Swedish gambling market, the study analyzes gambling operators' interpretation of the legal concept of duty of care …
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Do State Lotteries Exploit their Lottery Power? Optimal Lotto Pricing With Heterogeneous Players: Evidence from the United Kingdom
ABSTRACT We propose a new model of revenue‐maximising lottery pricing under income‐related heterogeneity and apply it to 13 years of UK National Lottery data. Our pricing rule shows how a state's lottery power is shaped by heterogeneities in lotto demand and the income distribution, and we study its efficiency and distributional implications …
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Regulatory practices and technology in Macau casinos: Insights from a grounded theory study
This study investigates the regulatory-operational dynamics of Macau casinos using a constructivist grounded theory approach. In-depth interviews were conducted with 25 participants from industry stakeholder groups …
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Who is Responsible for Online Gambling Harm? Personal Responsibility, Industry Accountability, and Support for Regulation
Abstract Models of problem and responsible gambling have long emphasized personal responsibility, informed choice, and player agency as central to preventing gambling-related harm. Yet gambling harm occurs within broader commercial and regulatory systems, raising questions about how responsibility is distributed across players, operators, and regulators …
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Problems of administrative and legal support of state supervision (control) over the gambling market
The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the administrative and legal mechanisms of state supervision (control) over the gambling market in Ukraine in the context of its formation and transformation in 2020–2026 …
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The Impact of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance on Gambling Policies in New South Wales, Australia: The Rise of the Poker Machine
ABSTRACT This study traces how gambling in Australia changed from a simple form of leisure, enjoyed by all social classes in colonial times, to a billion‐dollar industry driven by political and economic imperatives …
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Criminal Liability of Online Gamblers Based on the Roles of Bookies, Operators, Affiliates, and Players
This study examines the criminal liability of online gambling perpetrators in Indonesia based on the roles of bookies, operators, affiliates, and players within the online gambling system …
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Economic and legal aspects of governance of the gambling industry in the digital era
The relevance of this study is determined by the rapid digital transformation of the gambling industry, which creates new economic opportunities while simultaneously generating complex challenges for state regulation …
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Online sports betting in Brazil: regulation, socioeconomic impacts, and the protection of vulnerable consumers
Online sports betting has established itself as one of the fastest-growing economic and social phenomena in Brazil in recent years, especially after the legalization of fixed-odds betting by Law No. 13.756/2018 and the effective regulation promoted by Law No. 14.790/2023 …
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Gambling and betting in India: an interplay of history, law and public health
Gambling and betting in India have evolved from ancient cultural practices to a rapidly expanding digital industry, shaped by complex legal, economic, and public health dynamics …
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DATA-DRIVEN Management in the International Gambling Industry
This research aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation of data-driven management implementation in the international gambling industry …
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Tourism productivity under crisis conditions: A double frontier Malmquist analysis of the U.S. casino gaming industry
This study examines productivity dynamics in the U.S. casino gaming industry under economic crisis conditions using a double frontier data envelopment analysis framework …
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Betting as Survival, Not Recreation
This commentary critiques the application of individualized responsible gambling (RG) tools, as advanced in recent psychological research by Michael J. A. Wohl and colleagues, within the context of Nigeria’s sports betting landscape …
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A Regulamentação e a Tributação das Apostas de Quota Fixa no Brasil sob a Ótica das Empresas Operadoras: Reflexos Contábeis, Financeiros e Jurídicos do Novo Modelo Regulatório
Fixed-odds betting has undergone significant expansion in Brazil in recent years, driven by the growth of digital platforms and increasing consumer participation in this market. Against this backdrop, the regulatory framework established by Law No …
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'I Battle With This Gambling Addiction Every Day'. Learning From Lived Experiences of Recovery to Guide Gambling Harm Prevention Strategies
Gambling harm is a significant public health issue affecting individuals, families and communities. In Australia, gambling is deeply embedded within everyday life, supported by the widespread availability of gambling products and industry marketing …
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PATTERNS AND PREVALENCE OF SPORTS BETTING AMONGST UNDERGRADUATE SPORTS ENTHUSIAST
Sports betting has transformed from an ancient pastime into a multi-billion-dollar global industry, influencing economies, sports culture, and individual behaviours …
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Temporary Digital Enclaves: Temporary Linguistic Online Gambling Workers and a Collaborative Digital Community in the Philippines
ABSTRACT Urban enclave scholarship has focused on ethnic enclaves as territorial formations produced by long‐term settlements and low‐wage migrant workers …
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OPTIMIZING STATE REVENUE THROUGH REGULATORY REFORM IN VIETNAM’S GAMING AND LOTTERY SECTOR
This article examines the determinants of state budget revenue from the prize-winning gaming sector in Vietnam, which encompasses traditional and computerized lotteries, casinos, sports betting, and electronic games for foreigners …
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OPTIMIZING STATE REVENUE THROUGH REGULATORY REFORM IN VIETNAM’S GAMING AND LOTTERY SECTOR
This article examines the determinants of state budget revenue from the prize-winning gaming sector in Vietnam, which encompasses traditional and computerized lotteries, casinos, sports betting, and electronic games for foreigners …
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Corporate Political Strategies and Discursive Frames of the Gambling Industry in Finland's Gambling Policy Reform
Finnish gambling policy, long based on a state-controlled monopoly, is set to shift to a license-based regime in 2027 …
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[Regulating the video game industry from a public health perspective: the case of loot boxes]
Loot boxes constitute a monetization mechanism integrated into many video games, which are considered as akin to gambling. Existing research indicates consistent associations among loot box engagement, addictive behaviors (such as symptoms of gaming and gambling disorders), financial problems, and psychiatric symptoms …
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Government revenue generation: the overriding principle guiding gambling regulation in Ghana
The gambling industry is rapidly expanding in Ghana, leading to a rise in gambling related harms. Despite the significance of gambling regulation to preventing and reducing harms, current research in Ghana has largely focused on individual factors. This commentary discusses how Ghana’s gambling regulation has evolved since independence …
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NON-LINEAR FISCAL RESPONSE IN POST-LEGALIZATION GAMBLING MARKETS
This research examines the non-linear dynamics of tax revenues generated by the gambling sector in Ukraine following its legalization, covering the period 2021–2025 …
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Affected others’ perspectives on the burden, drivers, and prevention of gambling-related harms: a qualitative study
Abstract Background Gambling is increasingly recognised as a public health concern, with harms extending beyond individuals who gamble to families and communities. However, young people and adults affected by others’ gambling remain under-represented in research on harm prevention messaging …
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Analysis of the Gambling Industry from the Perspective of Expected Return and The Gambler's Ruin Model
The global gambling industry has maintained a long-term stable profit growth trend, yet the public generally attribute its profitability to random luck. In fact, the industry's sustained earnings are not driven by chance, but by the inherent mathematical and economic logic supported by probability theory …
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Detecting Gambling Addiction: How Text Mining of Customer-Operator Online Chats Reveals Behavioral Risks
Abstract Gambling disorder is a growing public health concern, exacerbated by the rapid expansion of online gambling. Prevention is key to supporting individuals from developing or exacerbating risky conducts. This study presents a multidisciplinary project across psychology and computational linguistics …
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Digital Gambling Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in South Africa: Insights from the Digital Gambling Influence Framework
This study investigates the impact of digital gambling marketing on consumer behaviour, emphasising the interplay among AI-driven personalisation, social media influence, cognitive biases, ethical considerations, and regulatory governance …
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Commentary on Morris et al.: Shifting consumption from unhealthy to healthy commodities
While reducing the consumption of unhealthy commodities benefits the economy through spending reallocation, public health policies aimed at reducing these behaviours must also incentivise reallocation to commodities that improve individuals' health, benefiting not only the wider economy but also population health. In their recent study, Morris et al …
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THE EXPERIENCE OF GAMBLING INDUSTRY REGULATION IN MALTA AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION POTENTIAL IN UKRAINE
The article examines the economic and legal mechanisms of regulating the gambling industry in the context of digital transformation and the globalization of online gambling markets. The study analyzes the experience of Malta as one of the most developed jurisdictions in the regulation of online gambling …
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Towards Stronger Gambling Regulation in Ghana: A Critical Frame Analysis of Ghana Gaming Act
Ghana enacted the Gaming Act (Act 721) in 2006 to formalise and liberalise the gambling market. Ghana's gambling landscape has evolved substantially since the enactment of the Act. The gambling market has expanded, and gambling has become a common pastime activity in Ghana …
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Revisiting “The Menace of Competition and Gambling Deregulation”
:This article continues the analysis of gambling deregulation from an institutional economics perspective done in the article “The Menace of Competition and Gambling Deregulation” by Atkinson, Nichols, and Oleson. John R …
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Analisis Bahasa Persuasi yang Disertai Iming – Iming dalam Promosi Judi Online
Language is a communication tool that has an important role in conveying information, ideas, and influencing others. In promotional activities, persuasive language is often used to attract public interest, including in online gambling activities …
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Regulatory Perspectives for Gambling in Brazil: are there Lessons that can be Learned from the UK´s Experience?
Following recent enactment of online gambling regulations in Brazil, this commentary aims to compare the country´s policies with those of the UK, where the Gambling Act has been in force since 2005 …
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Penegakan Hukum terhadap Tindak Pidana Judi Online di Indonesia Analisis Kedudukan Hukum antara Pemain dan Bandar
The development of information technology and the high level of internet penetration in Indonesia have contributed to the increasing prevalence of online gambling, giving rise to legal issues concerning the legal status and criminal law enforcement against online gambling players and operators …
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Work–Life Fragility, Dilemmas, and “Gambling” at the Intersection of Fertility Treatment and Employment
ABSTRACT Infertility is a working age population issue, meaning that many individuals undergoing fertility treatment are also in paid work—having to navigate conflicts between two often “greedy institutions,” which can both bring precarity …
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Direct gambling marketing, direct harm: A randomised experiment
Background And Aims: Whether gambling marketing has a causal effect on harm is of regulatory interest. Direct marketing offers (emails, push notifications and text messages) are frequently received by people with active gambling accounts, but they can opt out …
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The Effects of Sports Betting on Casino Gambling in the United States
ABSTRACT This paper examines the effect of sports betting legalization on casino gambling revenues, focusing on full legalization, defined as having both online and onsite sports betting operational. Our empirical analysis finds that full legalization has an average negative but statistically insignificant effect on casino revenues …
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Exploring Professionalism in the Gaming Industry: Perspectives from Macao Casino Employees
With the diverse concepts of professionalism in the changing society, many professions are striving to attain professionalism to meet the patron demands …
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The System of Licences and Permits for Organization of Online Gambling: Penalties for Violations of National Legislation Establishing a System of Licences and Permits for the Operation of Games of Chance
The ruling, in Case C-49/16, addresses the question of whether legislation that does not create a monopoly in the gambling market and which guarantees market players a theoretical opportunity to enter the Hungarian gambling market, but the application of which still prevents market players from offering their services, can be compatible with the Treaty on …
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Socioeconomic outcomes following outpatient treatment for alcohol, cannabis, and gambling disorder in Greenland: Changes in income, employment, and welfare utilization
To investigate changes in income, employment, and welfare utilization among individuals receiving addiction treatment in Greenland. Methods: We conducted a nationwide register based study using longitudinal data from the Allorfik treatment database linked with national socioeconomic registers …
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"They make it seem harmless": a qualitative investigation into women's perceptions about novel gambling promotions and public relations strategies
The gambling industry uses a range of marketing strategies to increase the appeal and normalisation of their products. While there has been significant focus on how the gambling industry targets young men, there is evidence that the industry is increasingly using innovative marketing strategies to appeal to women …
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Socio-Economic Determinants of Gambling Behavior in Pakistan: A Qualitative Exploration of Income, Unemployment, and Financial Stress
Gambling behavior has become a complex social and psychological phenomenon that affects individuals from different socio-economic classes despite legal restrictions and social disapproval in Pakistan …
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Australia's proposed gambling reforms may be good for industry, but not for public health
Gambling industry harms are a major global public health concern (Van Schalkwyk et al. 2021, Thomas et al. 2023a, Cowlishaw et al. 2025). They contribute to financial hardship, family violence, relationship breakdown, and, in severe cases, suicide (Marionneau et al. 2023) …
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Balancing Profitability and Growth in the Gambling Market of Ukraine
Abstract Subject and purpose of work The subject of this study is the relationship between profitability and revenue growth in the gambling industry, viewed through the theoretical framework of Williamson’s compromise model …
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Criminal Responsibility Of Owners Of Cross-Country Online Gambling Platforms In The Indonesian Legal System (Decision StudyMedan High Court No. 1018/PID/2023/PT MDN)
The development of information technology has shifted gambling practices from conventional forms to the digital sphere through websites and applications, giving rise to new patterns of crime that are fast, anonymous, and often involve infrastructure and controllers located outside Indonesia's jurisdiction …
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Context matters: A meta-ethnography investigating barriers and facilitators for the effective implementation of gambling harm prevention and reduction policies
This meta-ethnography investigates how contextual factors influence the implementation and effectiveness of gambling harm prevention and reduction interventions. Despite growing recognition of gambling as a public health concern, many interventions focus on individual responsibility and lack evidence of effectiveness …
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Do Casinos Boost Local Payroll Income and Employment? A Case Study of Arkansas
This paper investigates the economic impact of new casino openings on local payroll income and employment growth in Arkansas, following a 2018 constitutional amendment that authorized casino gaming in three cities. Applying the synthetic control method and utilizing the Internal Revenue Service tax return data on salaries and wages and the U.S …
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Regulatory Failures of the Corporate Casino Model: A Commentary on Anthony Cabot's Casino Redux
The corporatization of the casino industry represents one of gambling regulation’s great success stories. Through comprehensive licensing regimes, background investigations, and corporate ownership laws, regulators successfully displaced direct organized crime control that characterized mid-twentieth century casinos …
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Impacts of Increased Free-play on Casino Revenue and Visitation
This research seeks to measure the impact of increased promotional incentives on casino revenue and visitation frequency. Free-play has become the primary casino marketing expense in many of the world’s casinos, yet little is known about the efficacy of offers, or how customers respond to changes in existing offer levels …
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Modelling the economic effects of reducing the consumption of unhealthy commodities: An inter-sectoral input-output approach
Industry arguments against public health policies that reduce the consumption of unhealthy commodities often include the assertion that the policy will harm the economy by reducing production and costing jobs …
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‘Gambling products are designed to be addictive’: an experimental comparison of counter-industry gambling harm prevention messages
Abstract The gambling industry tends to frame gambling harms as a matter of personal responsibility, which is implicit in their messages like ‘gamble responsibly’ or ‘take time to think’. Jurisdictions such as Australia and the UK are replacing industry messages with a range of independently designed ones, like in tobacco warning labels …
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The Transformation of Macao’s Gaming Industry: Policy, Law and the End of the “Junkets”
Abstract: This article situates Macao’s sweeping gaming law reforms from 2022 to 2024, the first substantial revision of the casino framework in over two decades, within China’s evolving governance and economic priorities …
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Regulation of lottery revenue distribution in the lottery legislation system: Analysis of international experience
Aim. This work aimed to substantiate approaches to examining international experience in distributing revenue from organizing and conducting state lotteries as an appropriate basis for identifying the most effective models for regulating lottery activities. Objectives …
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Review of a theory of insurance and gambling: Replacing risk preferences with quid pro quo By JohnNyman
In 2003, John Nyman (2003) published The Theory of Demand for Health Insurance, a book that synthesized his research of the previous decade on the normative and policy implications of the various ways to organize health insurance (in the US) …
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Uncertainties in measuring offshore gambling: A scoping review of Nordic approaches
A part of online gambling consumption takes place in offshore markets. Lack of regulatory control over offshore offers erodes many public policy and public health objectives. Channelling consumption from offshore markets to regulated markets is therefore used as justification in many gambling policy decisions …
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International Experience of State Regulation of Lotteries and Distribution of Proceeds from their Holding
The subject of the research is the international experience of organizing, conducting and regulating lotteries, as well as the practice of distributing proceeds from them …
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Dark patterns in online gambling: A scoping review and classification of deceptive design practices
Abstract Background and aims Dark patterns are online platform design features that influence consumer behaviour to the advantage of the interface designer. In online gambling, such designs may exacerbate gambling-related harms, particularly among vulnerable consumers. This study aims to provide the first scoping review of dark patterns in online gambling …
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Criminal Liability of Platform Organizers in Online Gambling Cases in Indonesia: Between Normative Voids and the Need for Special Regulations
The development of digital technology has given rise to various online platforms that offer easy access, but also open up space for the rise of online gambling practices. This phenomenon is further complicated when platform operators find themselves in an ambiguous position regarding criminal liability …
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Transformation of Management Paradigms in the Digitally Regulated Gambling Industry
Purpose. The purpose of this study is to analyse the transformation of managerial paradigms in the gambling industry under the influence of digitalisation, Big Data technologies, and increased regulatory control …
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Toward Optimizing Slot Machine Revenue via Title and Location Combinations
ABSTRACT Competing slot floor configurations were compared to identify whether significant differences in performance would occur …
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Socioeconomic Impact of Sports Betting and Youth Perspectives on Regulatory Solutions in Mwanza City, Tanzania
Sports betting has expanded rapidly across Tanzanian cities, raising concerns about its financial and social effects on youth. This study examined betting behavior and its socioeconomic consequences among youth in Mwanza City, Tanzania …
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How can Policy Guidance Promote the Ecological Evolution of the Symbiotic Relationship between Multiple Industries in Macao? Based on the Ecological Niche Width Method
Confronted with the challenge of diminishing tax revenue from Macao’s gambling sector, the synergistic growth of diverse industries has emerged as a crucial avenue for the region’s development …
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Analysis of the Factors Influencing the Regulation of the Gambling Market in the Republic of the Congo
After more than decades of existence, the gambling market (JHA) in the Republic of the Congo, initially operating as a monopoly and then opening up in the 2000s, underwent substantial reform in 2024 with the adoption of Law 37-2024 of 11 October 2024 regulating the gambling market in the Republic of the Congo …
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INTERNATIONALEXPERIENCEINGAMBLINGREGULATIONANDCOMBATINGLUDOMANIA:ANALYTICALSTUDY
This article presents the results of a comprehensive analysis of international regulatory models governing the gambling industry and preventing gambling addiction, based on the examples of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, and Lithuania …
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Gambling marketing in Finland: Experiences of exposure and regulation among Finnish individuals who gamble regularly
Gambling marketing can increase intentions to gamble, gambling consumption and gambling harms. In Finland, a substantial part of the population is at risk of gambling problems …
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The Gambling Market and Its Taxation in Poland and Selected Countries
Theoretical background: The gambling market is a multifaceted socioeconomic phenomenon that integrates entertainment, risk, legal regulation, and fiscal policy. Its controversial nature stems from its potential social consequences and the diversity of regulatory models across countries …
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How Casino Match Play Promotions Can Hook Gamblers (and Non-Gamblers)
Casino operators frequently use promotional gambling vouchers, free play and match play. In the case of free play, customers are offered gambling credits that function much like real money and patrons are able to quickly turn their promotional play into cash without risking their own money …
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A two-step model for organic social media marketing in the casino industry
Purpose This study examines the long-term effects of organic social media marketing (OSM) on both online and brick-and-mortar (B&M) casinos …
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What do they say they are doing? a mixed-methods analysis of Swedish gambling operators' duty of care action plans
Accountability for gambling-related harms remains a contested issue, with debates centering on who should be responsible and how interventions should be structured …
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Impact of online lottery sales prohibition on the structure of lottery consumers: A time cost perspective in China
Lottery public welfare funds constitute a significant source of government fiscal revenue. Consequently, it is of crucial importance to objectively analyze the impact of purchasing convenience on the lottery industry …
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Analisis Kasus Judi Online di Asia Tenggara
Online gambling has become a disturbing phenomenon in Southeast Asia. Along with the increasingly sophisticated development of technology, this activity is expanding and its modus operandi is becoming more diverse …
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State of the evidence on economic impacts of smoke-free policies in the tourism sector: A narrative literature review
Article 8 of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) obligates Parties to enact policies that create 100% smoke-free environments in enclosed workplaces, public places and public transport …
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Legal regulation of gambling taxation in Ukraine
The article is devoted to the issues of legal regulation and taxation of the gambling business in Ukraine. It has been established that for a long time, gambling operated in the shadow economy, which made effective control over revenues and state budget replenishment impossible …
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DO ERP SYSTEMS DRIVE REVENUE GROWTH IN ROMANIA'S GAMBLING INDUSTRY? INSIGHTS ON CONSUMER SPENDING AND INTERNET USAGE
This study explores the key factors driving revenue growth in Romania's gambling industry, focusing on the role of ERP systems, consumer spending on recreation and culture, and internet usage …
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A Historical Overview of Legalized Sports Gambling in Canada
Although gambling on sporting events has been a practice since ancient times, government-regulated single-event sports betting is a relatively new phenomenon in Canada …
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Public opinion on policy interventions for regulating four unhealthy commodity industries: a cross-sectional online survey of a representative sample of British adults 2023
Tobacco, alcohol, unhealthy food and drink, and gambling are all unhealthy commodity industries which have profound public health consequences. The tactics of these industries intending to undermine policies and scientific evidence are often similar. To counter this, greater coherence in regulatory response is needed within, and across, policy spheres …
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THE IMPACT OF PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES ON CONSUMER PURCHASING BEHAVIOR OF LOTTERY PRODUCTS IN NIGERIA
Promotion strategies are critical in influencing consumer behavior and driving sales in various industries, including the lottery sector. However, the lottery industry, despite its long-standing presence and significant economic contributions, faces increasing challenges in sustaining and growing its consumer base …
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The Role of Regulation in the Gambling Industry in Nigeria
Gambling in Nigeria has shifted from small, local pastimes to a large, digital industry driven by cheap smartphones, growing internet access and a very young population. This paper examines how regulation shapes that change and whether current rules protect citizens while capturing economic value …
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THE IMPACT OF PROMOTIONAL STRATEGIES ON CONSUMER PURCHASING BEHAVIOR OF LOTTERY PRODUCTS IN NIGERIA
Promotion strategies are critical in influencing consumer behavior and driving sales in various industries, including the lottery sector. However, the lottery industry, despite its long-standing presence and significant economic contributions, faces increasing challenges in sustaining and growing its consumer base …