Gambling opportunities are facilitated by the growth of the Internet and social media
platforms. Digital games also increasingly include monetary features, such as …

The use of non-probability Internet panels and crowdsource websites is increasing in
gambling research. These paid online sampling methods offer a convenient and …

Background: The gambling industry has developed many types of gambling on Internet in
recent years. Gambling is a social activity for a majority of the world population, but problem …

Objective: To conduct a large-scale national cohort study to identify the current etiological
risk factors for problem gambling in Canada. Method: A cohort of 10,119 Canadian gamblers …

Abstract Purpose of Review The internet and virtual environments have enabled the
formation of online communities around a variety of interests. Online communities focused …

Recent general population surveys have produced highly variable estimates of the extent of
problem gambling in Great Britain, ranging from as low as 0.4% to as high as 2.7% of adults …

Recent research has focused on investigating the impact of sports betting inducements on
individuals' gambling behaviour. Younger people are an important demographic, as they …

Significant increasing prevalences have been observed in gambling disorder (GD) in the
last decades. This study analyzed the underlying mechanisms of the gambling severity with …

Differences in the psychological characteristics and gambling behaviors of sports bettors
and non-sports bettors were examined with a view to identifying predictors of problem …

Background and aims Negative/positive urgency (NU/PU) refers to the proneness to act
rashly under negative/positive emotions. These traits are proxies to generalized emotion …