Background and aims This systematic review examines whether sports betting behaviors
differ among and between sports bettors in different countries, evaluates psychosocial …

Studies involving the analysis of objective data from online operators attempt to address
common concerns about biases in self-report research. This paper surveys the progress in …

In recent years researchers have emphasized the importance of artificial intelligence (AI)
algorithms as a tool to detect problem gambling online. AI algorithms require a training …

Clinicians have proposed that big wins early in a gambler's betting experience can lead to
increased involvement, and eventually problematic gambling. Understanding how this effect …

Many studies have been conducted to identify potentially useful behavioural markers of
harmful behaviour using online gambling data sourced from operators. However, less is …

The global gambling industry is rapidly expanding, with net losses by consumers projected
to reach nearly US $700 billion by 2028. Industry growth is fuelled by the rise of online …

In this paper, we investigate the validity of objective operator data as proxy indicators for
riskier gambling as based upon an independent self-report measure. Such work is important …

Comment on an article by P. Newall and TB Swanton (see record 2024-51582-001). Newall
and Swanton make many important observations about the significance of online tracking for …

Online sports gambling involvement is discontinuous in nature, with small groups of highly
involved gamblers exhibiting betting behavior that is distinctly greater than other gamblers …

Background Gambling is increasingly offered and consumed in online and mobile
environments. The digitalisation of the gambling industry poses new challenges on harm …