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Innovation in traditional gambling products
report
posted on 2018-03-02, 00:00 authored by Matthew RockloffMatthew Rockloff, P Donaldson, Matthew BrowneMatthew Browne, Nancy GreerNancy Greer, Neda MoskovskyNeda Moskovsky, Tess Armstrong, Hannah ThorneHannah Thorne, Belinda GoodwinBelinda Goodwin, Erika LanghamErika LanghamThis is a report on a research project investigating Innovative Gambling Products in Australia commissioned by Gambling Research Australia. It is difficult to precisely define ‘innovation’ in the context of gambling products, because innovation is always bound to the present state of technological development. Technology has profoundly influenced the experience of play on Poker Machines, for instance, although the impact of the electronic revolution has taken place progressively over the past 40+ years. More recently, the automation of other traditional games; including casino table-games, bingo, race wagering and sports betting; is providing distinctly new gambling experiences to consumers. The effect of these contemporary innovations on player behaviour in comparison to their traditional counterparts is the primary focus of this current research project and report.
The project was devised to answer the principal research questions posed by Gambling Research Australia:
Q.1 What are the impacts on gamblers attitudes and behaviour that result from the newer presentations of traditional products?
Q.2 To what extent (if at all) do current changes in traditional products such as table games, bingo and wagering encourage riskier play?
Funding
Category 2 - Other Public Sector Grants Category
History
Start Page
1End Page
230Number of Pages
230Publisher
State of Victoria, Department of JusticePlace of Publication
Melbourne, Vic.Full Text URL
Open Access
- No
Cultural Warning
This research output may contain the names and images of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people now deceased. We apologize for any distress that may occur.Era Eligible
- Yes