International Gambling Studies

2003 - 2025

Current editor(s): Katie Donnelly, David Marshall, Bronwyn Stuart, Alex Blaszczynski and Jan McMillen

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Volume 20, issue 3, 2020

Avoiding use of stigmatising descriptors in gambling studies pp. 369-372

Alex Blaszczynski, Thomas B. Swanton and Sally M. Gainsbury

Gambling-gaming convergence: new developments and future directions pp. 373-379

Hyoun S. Kim and Daniel L. King

Gaming-gambling convergence: evaluating evidence for the ‘gateway’ hypothesis pp. 380-392

Paul Delfabbro and Daniel L. King

Gambling engagement mechanisms in Twitch live streaming pp. 393-413

Brett Abarbanel and Mark R. Johnson

The convergence of play: interrelations of social casino gaming, gambling, and digital gaming in Finland pp. 414-435

Joseph Macey and Jani Kinnunen

Validation of the problematic social casino gaming scale pp. 436-451

Wen Li, Devin Mills and Lia Nower

A qualitative study of participant experience with skill gaming machines in comparison to electronic gaming machines pp. 452-465

Sally M. Gainsbury, Kahlil S. Philander and Alex Blaszczynski

Simulated gambling consumption mediation model (SGCMM): disentangling convergence with parallel mediation models pp. 466-486

Tim Brosowski, Tobias Turowski and Tobias Hayer

Defining the esports bettor: evidence from an online panel survey of emerging adults pp. 487-499

Heather Wardle, Elena Petrovskaya and David Zendle

Skill gambling machines and electronic gaming machines: participation, erroneous beliefs, and understanding of outcomes pp. 500-514

Sally M. Gainsbury, Kahlil S. Philander and Georgia Grattan

GamblingLess: Curb Your Urge: Development and usability testing of a smartphone-delivered ecological momentary intervention for problem gambling pp. 515-538

Stephanie S. Merkouris, Chloe O. Hawker, Simone N. Rodda, George J. Youssef and Nicki A. Dowling

Exploring differences in substance use among emerging adults at-risk for problem gambling, and/or problem video gaming pp. 539-555

Devin J. Mills, Loredana Marchica, Matthew T. Keough and Jeffrey L. Derevensky

Multi-venue exclusion program and early detection of problem gamblers: what works and what does not? pp. 556-578

Tobias Hayer, Tim Brosowski and Gerhard Meyer

Volume 20, issue 2, 2020

A longitudinal examination of gambling subtypes in young adulthood pp. 185-199

Damien A. Dowd, Matthew T. Keough, Lorna S. Jakobson, James M. Bolton and Jason D. Edgerton

Untreated pathological gamblers: who recovers and who does not? pp. 200-213

Anja Bischof, Gallus Bischof, Christian Meyer, Ulrich John, David C. Hodgins and Hans-Jürgen Rumpf

Exposure to gambling advertising and adolescent gambling behaviour. Moderating effects of perceived family support pp. 214-230

Alberto Parrado-González and José C. León-Jariego

Prevalence of problem gambling among Japanese adults pp. 231-239

Takeshi Mori and Rei Goto

Affiliate marketing of sports betting – a cause for concern? pp. 240-245

Scott Houghton, Mark Moss and Emma Casey

Gambling Addiction Norway – experiences among members of a Norwegian self-help group for problem gambling pp. 246-261

André Syvertsen, Eilin Kristine Erevik, Rune Aune Mentzoni and Ståle Pallesen

Gambling and gambling problem among elite athletes and their professional coaches: findings from a Swedish total population survey of participants in four sports pp. 262-281

Maria Vinberg, Natalie Durbeej and Ingvar Rosendahl

An examination of the validity and reliability of the Positive Play Scale: findings from a Canadian national study pp. 282-295

Nassim Tabri, Richard T. A. Wood, Kahlil Philander and Michael J. A. Wohl

The social debate about gambling regulation in Italy: an analysis of stakeholders’ arguments pp. 296-314

Sara Rolando, Alice Scavarda, Paolo Jarre and Franca Beccaria

Similar motives? The relationship between reasons for drinking and gambling in a population sample pp. 315-330

Jasmine Thomas, Daniel S. McGrath and Kristianne Dechant

Responsible gambling staff training in land-based venues: a systematic review pp. 331-367

Michelle Beckett, Brittany Keen, Douglas J. Angus, Dylan Pickering and Alex Blaszczynski

Volume 20, issue 1, 2020

Where do gambling problems fit in the structure of psychopathology during emerging adulthood? pp. 1-13

Serena M. King, Gretchen R. B. Saunders, Irene J. Elkins, Ken C. Winters, William G. Iacono and Matt McGue

Correction pp. 1-1

The Editors

Gambling behavior of ethnic Chinese and Vietnamese college students in the United States pp. 14-36

Carolyn Wong and Hsin-Ching Wu

Attitudes towards gambling in a Canadian university sample of young adults pp. 37-56

Matthew D. Sanscartier, Jason D. Edgerton and Matthew T. Keough

Simulated die-rolling behaviours express illusions of control in regular gamblers pp. 57-79

Matthew S. M. Lim and Robert D. Rogers

The relationship between bullying victimization and gambling among adolescents pp. 80-96

Aris Grande-Gosende, Jérémie Richard, William Ivoska and Jeffrey Derevensky

Healthy mahjong, little mahjong: social gambling among older Chinese immigrants in the U.S pp. 97-113

Wooksoo Kim

Examining the effects of mindfulness practice and trait mindfulness on gambling symptoms in women with gambling disorder: a feasibility study pp. 114-134

Jan van der Tempel, Katelin McDermott, Mark Niepage, Tracie O. Afifi, Shelley McMain, Farah Jindani, Ian Singer, Isabel Paniak, Sana Anwer, Karen Menezes, Daniela Lobo and Martin Zack

Exploring groups of simulated gambling behaviour: a typological study among Danish adolescents pp. 135-150

Søren Kristiansen and Majbritt Christine Severin

Inclusion of pathological gambling in DSM-III, its classification as a disorder of impulse control, and the role of Robert Custer pp. 151-170

Richard J. Rosenthal

Understanding gambling and gaming skill and its implications for the convergence of gaming with electronic gaming machines pp. 171-183

Paul Delfabbro, Daniel King and Sally M. Gainsbury

Volume 19, issue 3, 2019

Editor’s note: replication crisis in the social sciences pp. 359-361

Alex Blaszczynski and Sally M. Gainsbury

Replication is fundamental, but is it common? A call for scientific self-reflection and contemporary research practices in gambling-related research pp. 362-368

Debi A. LaPlante

The need for open science practices and well-conducted replications in the field of gambling studies pp. 369-376

Michael J. A. Wohl, Nassim Tabri and John M. Zelenski

The role of financial institutions in gambling pp. 377-398

Thomas B. Swanton, Sally M. Gainsbury and Alex Blaszczynski

Gambling problems seldom come alone: prevalence and temporal relationships of mental health problems in casino excluders pp. 399-416

R. Kotter, A. Kräplin, A. Pittig and G. Bühringer

An evaluation of the pathways model using the Quinte Longitudinal dataset pp. 417-431

Joel Mader, Darren R. Christensen and Robert J. Williams

‘This slot is hotter than that one’: symbolic generalization of slot machine preference in simulated gambling pp. 432-450

Alice E. Hoon, Craig Bickford, Lotte Samuels and Simon Dymond

How are major gambling brands using Twitter? pp. 451-470

Alex Bradley and Richard J. E. James

Association between employee department and responsible gambling program perceptions pp. 471-488

Brett Abarbanel, Heather M. Gray, Debi A. LaPlante and Bo J. Bernhard

‘Only take the money you want to lose’ strategies for sticking to limits in electronic gaming machine venues pp. 489-507

Simone N. Rodda, Kathleen L. Bagot, Victoria Manning and Dan I. Lubman

Exploring psychological need satisfaction from gambling participation and the moderating influence of game preferences pp. 508-531

Jonathan Parke, Robert J. Williams and Peter Schofield

Attitudes towards and perception of gambling among secondary school students in a developing country pp. 532-544

Chinyere Mirian Aguocha, Chukwuma B. Duru, Emeka Chinwuba Nwefoh, Appolos Chidi Ndukuba, Kennedy U. Amadi, Emmanuel Omamurhomu Olose and Monday Nwite Igwe

Volume 19, issue 2, 2019

Fair and easy: the effect of perceived fairness, effort expectancy and user experience on online slot machine gambling intention pp. 183-199

Jirka Konietzny and Albert Caruana

Modelling of how lotto players select their number combinations dynamically pp. 200-219

Hwai-Chung Ho, Shih-Chin Lee and Hsiou-wei Lin

A mixed method approach to developing a multidimensional scale for gambling fallacy in the Korean context pp. 220-240

Ki-Joon Back, Choong-Ki Lee, Jiseon Ahn, Achim Schmitt and Hyesun Kim

Risk and protective factors in problem gambling: an examination of psychological resilience pp. 241-264

Sandeep Mishra, Shadi Beshai, Amanda Wuth and Nabhan Refaie

National survey on lifestyles and gambling in Serbia: gambling participation and problem gambling in adult population pp. 265-281

Zorica Terzic-Supic, Marina Jelic, Milena Santric-Milicevic, Biljana Kilibarda, Momcilo Mirkovic, Dusica Bankovic-Lazarevic and Jovana Todorovic

Examining the efficacy of the GameSense gambling prevention programme among university undergraduate students pp. 282-295

Xiao Long Zhou, Phillip N. Goernert and Barry Corenblum

Esports consumer perspectives on match-fixing: implications for gambling awareness and game integrity pp. 296-311

Brett Abarbanel and Mark R. Johnson

Comparing the Twitter posting of British gambling operators and gambling affiliates: a summative content analysis pp. 312-326

Scott Houghton, Andrew McNeil, Mitchell Hogg and Mark Moss

A limit approaching pop-up message reduces gambling expenditures, except among players with a financially focused self-concept pp. 327-338

Nassim Tabri, Samantha J. Hollingshead and Michael J. A. Wohl

A taxonomy of gambling-related crime pp. 339-357

James Banks and Dan Waugh

Volume 19, issue 1, 2019

An exploratory study of alcohol dependence and problem gambling co-development trajectories in young adults pp. 1-21

Jason D. Edgerton, Matthew T. Keough and Lance W. Roberts

A generational comparison of problem gambling and gambling attitudes among older adult gambling venue patrons pp. 22-35

Mark van der Maas, Flora I. Matheson, Nigel E. Turner, Hayley A. Hamilton, Robert E. Mann and John McCready

Development and validation of the Protective Gambling Beliefs Scale (PGBS) pp. 36-53

Tess Armstrong, Matthew Rockloff, Matthew Browne and Alexander Blaszczynski

Does gambling type moderate the links between problem gambling, emotion regulation, anxiety, depression and gambling motives pp. 54-68

Servane Barrault, Sasha Mathieu, Paul Brunault and Isabelle Varescon

Gambling motivation: comparisons across gender and preferred activity pp. 69-84

Mal Flack and Matt Stevens

Is an e-mental health programme a viable way to reach affected others of disordered gamblers? A feasibility study focusing on access and retention pp. 85-105

Ursula Gisela Buchner, Annalena Koytek, Norbert Wodarz and Jörg Wolstein

‘Got to gamble, but I’ve got no money.’ A qualitative analysis of gambling careers in South Italy pp. 106-124

Sara Rolando and Franca Beccaria

Risk of gambling disorder based on participation level for the Japanese gambling games of pachinko and pachislot: a preliminary study pp. 125-147

Kumiko Akiyama, Kikunori Shinohara, Akira Sakamoto, Akiyo Shoun, Yasunobu Komoto, Taku Sato, Naoyuki Nishimura, Hitoshi Ishida and Nobuo Makino

A latent class analysis of young adult gamblers from the Manitoba Longitudinal Survey of Young Adults pp. 148-166

Damien A. Dowd, Matthew T. Keough, Lorna S. Jakobson, James M. Bolton and Jason D. Edgerton

A new measure of risk-taking in gambling pp. 167-182

Tuomo Kainulainen