International Gambling Studies

2003 - 2025

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

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Volume 16, issue 3, 2016

Raising the legal gambling age in Finland: problem gambling prevalence rates in different age groups among past-year gamblers pre- and post-implementation pp. 347-356

Johanna Nordmyr and Karin Österman

Pathways and transitions of gamblers over two years pp. 357-372

Christelle Luce, Louise Nadeau and Sylvia Kairouz

The family exclusion order as a harm-minimisation measure for casino gambling: the case of Singapore pp. 373-390

Esther C. L. Goh, Vincent Ng and Brenda S. A. Yeoh

Gambling-related embezzlement in the workplace: a qualitative study pp. 391-407

Per Binde

Thoughts and acts of self-harm, and suicidal ideation, in online gamblers pp. 408-423

Joanne Lloyd, Keith Hawton, William H. Dutton, John R. Geddes, Guy M. Goodwin and Robert D. Rogers

Adolescents’ perceptions of parental influences on commercial and simulated gambling activities pp. 424-441

Daniel L. King and Paul H. Delfabbro

Factor structure of the Gambling Symptom Assessment Scale among treatment-seeking adults in Singapore pp. 442-454

Hui Shan Rebecca Ong, Chao-Xu Peh, P.V. Asharani and Song Guo

Disordered gamblers with and without ADHD: the role of coping in elevated psychological distress pp. 455-469

Samuel C. Peter, James P. Whelan, Meredith K. Ginley, Rory A. Pfund, Katherine K. Wilson and Andrew W. Meyers

An empirical real-world study of losses disguised as wins in electronic gaming machines pp. 470-480

Tony Leino, Torbjørn Torsheim, Ståle Pallesen, Alex Blaszczynski, Dominic Sagoe and Helge Molde

Hitting the jackpot: the influence of monetary payout on gambling behaviour pp. 481-499

Lena C. Quilty, Daniela S. S. Lobo, Martin Zack, Courtney Crewe-Brown and Alexander Blaszczynski

Co-morbidity of gambling and Internet use among Internet and land-based gamblers: classic and network approaches pp. 500-517

Stéphanie Baggio, Sally M. Gainsbury, André Berchtold and Katia Iglesias

Volume 16, issue 2, 2016

Cognitive distortions predict future gambling involvement pp. 175-192

Igor Yakovenko, David C. Hodgins, Nady el-Guebaly, David M. Casey, Shawn R. Currie, Garry J. Smith, Robert J. Williams and Don P. Schopflocher

Predicting online gambling self-exclusion: an analysis of the performance of supervised machine learning models pp. 193-210

Christian Percy, Manoel França, Simo Dragičević and Artur d’Avila Garcez

Household gambling expenditures and the Irish recession pp. 211-230

John Eakins

Gambling among Croatian young people: an exploratory study of the relationship between psychopathic traits, risk-taking tendencies and gambling-related problems pp. 231-245

Silvija Ručević

Follow the money: using payment behaviour as predictor for future self-exclusion pp. 246-262

Joachim Haeusler

How does the stigma of problem gambling influence help-seeking, treatment and recovery? a view from the counselling sector pp. 263-280

Nerilee Hing, Elaine Nuske, Sally M. Gainsbury, Alex M.T. Russell and Helen Breen

Problem gambling, anxiety and poverty: an examination of the relationship between poor mental health and gambling problems across socio-economic status pp. 281-295

Mark van der Maas

Gambling motivations and superstitious beliefs: a cross-cultural study with casino customers pp. 296-315

Jungsun (Sunny) Kim, Mikael B. Ahlgren, Jeoung-Woo Byun and Kristin Malek

Demand for gambling: development and assessment of a gambling purchase task pp. 316-327

Jeremiah Weinstock, Kyler Mulhauser, Emma G. Oremus and Alexandra R. D’Agostino

Changes in risky gambling prevalence among a New Zealand population cohort pp. 328-346

Kerri Kruse, Joanna White, Darren K. Walton and Danny Tu

Volume 16, issue 1, 2016

The Gambling Motives Questionnaire financial: factor structure, measurement invariance, and relationships with gambling behaviour pp. 1-16

Benjamin J. I. Schellenberg, Daniel S. McGrath and Kristianne Dechant

Psychometric evaluation of the Italian translation of the Gamblers’ Beliefs Questionnaire pp. 17-30

Daniela Marchetti, James P. Whelan, Maria C. Verrocchio, Meredith K. Ginley, Mario Fulcheri, George E. Relyea and Andrew W. Meyers

Perceived stigma and self-stigma of problem gambling: perspectives of people with gambling problems pp. 31-48

Nerilee Hing, Elaine Nuske, Sally M. Gainsbury and Alex M.T. Russell

Pop-up messages on electronic gaming machines in New Zealand: experiences and views of gamblers and venue staff pp. 49-66

Jason Landon, Katie Palmer du Preez, Maria Bellringer, Alyssa Page and Max Abbott

What mental health professionals in Israel know and think about adolescent problem gambling pp. 67-84

Rayna M. Sansanwal, Jeffrey L. Derevensky and Belle Gavriel-Fried

Gender, gambling settings and gambling behaviours among undergraduate poker players pp. 85-97

Sylvia Kairouz, Catherine Paradis and Eva Monson

Gambling attitudes and beliefs associated with problem gambling: the cohort effect of Baby Boomers pp. 98-115

Jessica Tanner and Dwight Mazmanian

Electronic gambling machine gamblers’ characteristics vary according to the type of gambling venue: a Canadian study pp. 116-139

Serge Sévigny, Martin Leclerc, Annie Goulet, Karina Côté, Christian Jacques, Robert Ladouceur and Isabelle Giroux

Male gamblers -- suicide victims and living controls: comparison of adversity over the life course pp. 140-155

Mélina Andronicos, Guy Beauchamp, Marie Robert, Jacques Besson and Monique Séguin

An exploration of gender differences in the relationship between work family conflict and gambling problems pp. 156-174

Mark van der Maas

Volume 15, issue 3, 2015

Compliance check of gambler and youth protection in German amusement arcades: a pilot study pp. 343-360

Gerhard Meyer, Marc von Meduna, Tim Brosowski and Tobias Hayer

Responsible gambling training in Ontario casinos: employee attitudes and experience pp. 361-376

Lena C. Quilty, Janine Robinson and Alexander Blaszczynski

Social media marketing and gambling: An interview study of gambling operators in Australia pp. 377-393

Sally M. Gainsbury, Daniel L. King, Nerilee Hing and Paul Delfabbro

The role of homework in exposure-based CBT outcome for problem gambling pp. 394-407

Ben J. Riley

Reduced inhibitory control predicts persistence in laboratory slot machine gambling pp. 408-421

Gaëtan Devos, Luke Clark, Pierre Maurage, Marlena Kazimierczuk and Joël Billieux

Regulation and the management of risk in commercial gambling in Great Britain pp. 422-434

David Miers

Comparison of telephone RDD and online panel survey modes on CPGI scores and co-morbidities pp. 435-449

Choong-Ki Lee, Ki-Joon Back, Robert J. Williams and Sung-Sik Ahn

Predictors of help-seeking for gambling disorder from the transtheoretical model perspective pp. 450-469

Kristy R. Kowatch and David C. Hodgins

Self-stigma coping and treatment-seeking in problem gambling pp. 470-488

Jenny D. Horch and David C. Hodgins

Impulsivity and predictive control are associated with suboptimal action-selection and action-value learning in regular gamblers pp. 489-505

M.S.M. Lim, G. Jocham, L.T. Hunt, T.E.J. Behrens and R.D. Rogers

Adolescent gambling and problem gambling: examination of an extended theory of planned behaviour pp. 506-525

Renée A. St-Pierre, Jeffrey L. Derevensky, Caroline E. Temcheff and Rina Gupta

Problem gambling: cognition, prevention and treatment pp. 526-528

Melanie Hartmann

Volume 15, issue 2, 2015

Assessing the effectiveness of a responsible gambling behavioural feedback tool for reducing the gambling expenditure of at-risk players pp. 1-16

Richard T.A. Wood and Michael J.A. Wohl

Knowledge translation in gambling research: a scoping review pp. 179-195

Terri-Lynn Mackay, Lisa Petermann, Christie Hurrell and David Hodgins

Attitudes of Jewish Israeli adults towards gambling pp. 196-211

Belle Gavriel-Fried

Dual effects of 'losses disguised as wins' and near-misses in a slot machine game pp. 212-223

Steve Sharman, Michael RF Aitken and Luke Clark

Do male and female gamblers have the same burden of adversity over their life course? pp. 224-238

Mélina Andronicos, Guy Beauchamp, Mélanie DiMambro, Marie Robert, Jacques Besson and Monique Séguin

Predicting Problem Gambling in Australian Adults Using a Multifaceted Model of Impulsivity pp. 239-255

Blake Blain, Peter Richard Gill and Robert Teese

Consumer spending in the gaming industry: evidence of complementary demand in casino and online venues pp. 256-272

Kahlil S. Philander, Brett L.L. Abarbanel and Toni Repetti

Problem gambling, familial violence and alcohol misuse: exploring the triad for treatment-seekers pp. 273-284

Tiffany J. Lavis, Peter W. Harvey, Malcolm W. Battersby and David P. Smith

The bidirectional relationship between gambling and addictive substances pp. 285-308

Anna Bussu and Claudio Detotto

Economic mobility moderates the effect of relative deprivation on financial gambling motives and disordered gambling pp. 309-323

Nassim Tabri, Darcy R. Dupuis, Hyoun S. Kim and Michael J. A. Wohl

Online gambling and crime: causes, controls and controversies pp. 340-341

Alex Blaszczynski

Volume 15, issue 1, 2015

Editor's note pp. 1-2

Alex Blaszczynski

A response to 'Fair Game? Producing and Publishing Gambling Research' pp. 3-5

Christine Reilly and Nathan Smith

Beyond disclosure: gambling research, political economy, and incremental reform pp. 6-9

Martin Young and Francis Markham

Commentary on Cassidy, 'Fair Game? Producing and Publishing Gambling Research' pp. 10-11

Luke Clark

Is gambling industry-funded research necessarily a conflict of interest? A reply to Cassidy (2014) pp. 12-14

Michael J.A. Wohl and Richard T.A Wood

Research funding in gambling studies: some further observations pp. 15-19

Mark D. Griffiths and Michael Auer

Letter to the Editor pp. 20-22

David Ford

Communications-based early detection of gambling-related problems in online gambling pp. 23-38

Joerg Haefeli, Suzanne Lischer and Joachim Haeusler

Problem gambling among adolescents: toward a social and interactionist reading pp. 39-54

Annie-Claude Savard, Joël Tremblay and Daniel Turcotte

Gambling and substance use: co-occurrence among adults in a recent general population study in the United States pp. 55-71

Grace M. Barnes, John W. Welte, Marie-Cecile O. Tidwell and Joseph H. Hoffman

God, family and money: Pacific people and gambling in New Zealand pp. 72-87

Poutasi W. B. Urale, Maria Bellringer, Jason Landon and Max Abbott

Lottery marketing in Québec and social deprivation: excessive exposure, insufficient protection? pp. 88-107

Elisabeth Papineau, Fanny Lemétayer, Amadou Diogo Barry and Jean-François Biron

The influence of sex, temperament, risk-taking and mental health on the emergence of gambling: a longitudinal study of young people pp. 108-123

Murat Yücel, Sarah Whittle, George J. Youssef, Himani Kashyap, Julian G. Simmons, Orli Schwartz, Dan I. Lubman and Nicholas B. Allen

Predicting gambling behaviour and problems from implicit and explicit positive gambling outcome expectancies in regular gamblers pp. 124-140

Melissa J. Stewart, Sherry H. Stewart, Sunghwan Yi and Michael Ellery

Determining optimal placement for pop-up messages: evaluation of a live trial of dynamic warning messages for electronic gaming machines pp. 141-158

Sally Gainsbury, David Aro, Dianne Ball, Christian Tobar and Alex Russell

What drives lottery demand? Evidence from China's lottery practice pp. 159-178

Jia Yuan and Jason Z. Gao