Journal of Gambling Business and Economics

2007 - 2009

Edited by Nottingham Business School Leighton Vaughan Williams

from University of Buckingham Press
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Internet Sports Books Operating in an Inefficient Marketplace pp. 1-22: George Diemer
An Online Sports Betting Adoption Model pp. 23-40: Chang Boon Patrick Lee and Lin Hammer Xia
Table Games or Slots? Competition, Evolution and Game Preference in Macao's Casino Market pp. 41-63: Ricardo Siu and William Eadington
Why do Various Gaming Markets Adopt Different Tax Rates? pp. 65-87: Xinhua Gu and Guoqiang Li
A Statistical Development of Fixed Odds Betting Rules in Soccer pp. 89-99: Ian Milliner, Paul White and Don J. Webber

What Does a Concept Attract? The Case of Gaming in Macau pp. 1-22: Rose Lai, Raymond So and Ricardo Siu
Evaluating Crime Attributable to Casinos in the U.S.: A Closer Look at Grinols and Mustard's “Casinos, Crime, and Community Costs” pp. 23-51: Douglas M. Walker
Individual Risk Propensity and Risk Background pp. 53-70: April Bernard, Osaretin Iyare and Winston R. Moore
Further Analysis of the Markowitz Model of Utility with a Small Degree of Probability Distortion pp. 71-83: David A. Peel and David Law
Painful Regret and Elation at the Track pp. 85-99: Adi Schnytzer and Barbara Luppi

Herding in Imperfect Betting Markets with Inside Traders pp. 1-15: Adi Schnytzer and Avichai Snir
The Effect of Casinos on Local Labor Markets: A County Level Analysis pp. 17-41: Chad Cotti
Do Financial Incentives Affect The Quality of Expert Performance? Evidence from the Racetrack pp. 43-59: Glenn Boyle
Competition and Monopoly in the Market for Pari-Mutuel Bets — A Theoretical Approach pp. 61-78: Herbert Walther
An Alternative Explanation of the Favorite-Longshot Bias pp. 79-96: Martin Kukuk and Stefan Winter
Subjective Skewness of Return as an Explanation of the Optimal Choice between Gambles in Cumulative Prospect Theory pp. 97-107: David A. Peel

Inferring Risk Preferences Using Synthetic Win Bets in Horse Betting "Exotic" Markets pp. 1-29: O'Connor, Philip
The Link Between Information and the Favorite-longshot Bias in Pari-mutuel Wagering Markets pp. 30-44: Andrew Weinbach and Rodney Joseph Paul
SP Betting as a Self-Enforcing Implicit Cartel pp. 45-65: Adi Schnytzer and Avichai Snir
Betting Markets Efficiency: Evidence From European Football pp. 66-76: Bruno Deschamps
An Examination of Two Competing Hypotheses for the Demand for Lottery Tickets pp. 77-102: Ozzy Akay, Mark Griffiths and Drew Winters
Informed Choice and Gambling: Principles for Consumer Protection pp. 103-118: Alex Blaszczynski, Robert Ladouceur, Lia Nower and Howard Shaffer

Is the Gambler's Fallacy Really a Fallacy? pp. 165-170: John Nyman
The Luck of the Texan: An Empirical Analysis of Texas Lottery Games pp. 171-184: Craig A. Depken and Paul Dorasil
The Influence of Market Ecology on Market Efficiency: Evidence From a Speculative Financial Market pp. 185-198: Sung, Ming-Chien and Johnnie Johnson
Across-the-board Parimutuel Bets pp. 199-206: W.J. Hurley
The Relationship Between a National and a Multistate Lotto Game pp. 207-216: David Forrest and Ian McHale

Gamblers' Love for Variety and Substitution among Lotto Games pp. 85-99: Victor Matheson and Kent Grote
The Impact of Casino Gambling on Housing Markets: A Hedonic Approach pp. 101-120: Michael Wenz
What's the Difference between the Stockmarket and the Racetrack? pp. 121-127: D.J. Johnstone
Is Casino Gaming a Productive Sector? A Conceptual and Cross-jurisdiction Analysis pp. 129-146: Ricardo Siu
An Explanation of Inefficiencies in the Pelota Betting Market: Rank Dependent Expected Utility pp. 147-163: Loreto Llorente

Introduction to the First Issue from the Editor pp. 1: Leighton Vaughan Williams
Imperfect Market-Maker Competition, Heterogeneous Expectations, and The Favourite-Longshot Bias in Wagering Markets pp. 3-12: William Hurley and Lawrence McDonough
The Optimality and Statistical Detection of Price Rigging in Betting Markets pp. 13-29: Adi Schnytzer and Yuval Shilony
Just How Serious is Insider Trading? An Evaluation using Thoroughbred Wagering Markets pp. 31-55: Les Coleman
The History of a Lottery Game that was Seldom Won pp. 57-68: David Forrest and Dika Alagic
Searching for Anchoring Effects in a Naturalistic Environment: Evidence from the Hong Kong Horserace Betting Market pp. 69-84: Shuang Liu and Johnnie Johnson