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The second national study of interactive gambling in Australia (2019-20)
Gambling Research Australia
10/2021
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Abstract
This study was commissioned by Gambling Research Australia to examine changes in interactive gambling since the first national Interactive Gambling Study (Hing et al., 2014a). The multi-stage study included: a literature review; environmental scan; National Telephone Survey (N = 15,000); National Online Survey of gamblers (N = 5,019); Longitudinal Cohort Study of respondents to both the 2012 and 2019 National Online Surveys (N = 437); interviews with 49 online gamblers; and compilation of gambling help service data. Only the National Telephone Survey was representative to the extent that it was weighted to standard population variables; all other samples were non-representative. Interactive gamblers were defined as adults (aged 18 years or over) who gambled with money or cryptocurrency online at least once in the past year, not excluding other modes of gambling, but excluding free play activities. The results of this study should be interpreted in accordance with the study’s limitations. These limitations are briefly summarised in this Abstract, with further details in the Executive Summary and the Discussion chapter.
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- Title
- The second national study of interactive gambling in Australia (2019-20)
- Creators
- Nerilee Hing - Central Queensland UniversityAlexander Russell - Central Queensland UniversityMatthew Browne - Central Queensland UniversityMatthew Rockloff - Central Queensland UniversityNancy Greer - Central Queensland UniversityVijay Rawat - Central Queensland UniversityMatthew Stevens - Charles Darwin UniversityNicki Dowling - Deakin UniversityStephanie Merkouris - Deakin UniversityDaniel King - Flinders UniversityHelen Breen - Southern Cross UniversityAnne Salonen - Finnish Institute for Health and WelfareLinda Woo - Independent Consultant
- Publisher
- Gambling Research Australia; Sydney, NSW
- Number of pages
- 580
- Identifiers
- 991013225676602368
- Copyright
- © State of New South Wales for the Department of Customer Service, on behalf of Gambling Research Australia.
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Report