There is broad support from many sectors of the gambling industry in NSW Australia for account or card-based gambling systems. Some proponents are cautiously optimistic: they suggest that, given the technology has the potential to assist players manage their spending, promoting use of the technology is justified. Others suggest that players are generally reti-cent to use the system, and advocate incentives and rewards to overcome this. This paper presents a selection of the findings of a wider study into the factors affecting the provision and acceptance of cashless technologies in NSW. A questionnaire was administered to 134 patrons of two large NSW clubs that have implemented card-based technologies. Those items that measured features of the technology that have been suggested by key industry stakeholders as potential responsible gambling tools are identified, and the consumer re-sponse to those items is discussed.
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Responsible gambling features of card based technologies
International Gambling and Problem Gambling in New Zealand: Taking stock and moving forward on policy, practice and research (Auckland, NZ, 13/05/2004 - 14/05/2004)
2004
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- Title
- Responsible gambling features of card based technologies
- Creators
- Sharen Nisbet - Centre for Gambling Education and Research, Southern Cross University
- Conference
- International Gambling and Problem Gambling in New Zealand: Taking stock and moving forward on policy, practice and research (Auckland, NZ, 13/05/2004 - 14/05/2004)
- Identifiers
- 1685; 991012820617602368
- Academic Unit
- Centre for Gambling Education and Research; School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; Management; Faculty of Education
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Conference presentation