Wednesday - 7 September 2022
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• Minister of Culture and Equality, Anette Trettebergstuen
• Chairman of the Executive Committee of the European Association for the Study of Gambling (EASG), Secretary General European Lotteries, Arjan van ‘t Veer
location: Meet Hall
moderator: Pieter Remmers
• Henrik Nordal, Norwegian Gambling and Foundation Authority
• Bjørn-Helge Hoffman, Norsk Tipping
location: Outside Meet Hall
location: Meet Hall
moderator: Birgitte Sand
• René Jansen, CEO Gambling Authority the Netherlands and Chairman of Gaming Regulators European Forum (GREF) • Francesco Rodano, Playtech, United Kingdom
• Per Jaldung, CEO Casino Cosmopol, Sweden, and Chairman of the European Casino Association (ECA), Belgium
• Russel Mifsud, KPMG Malta
• Pontus Lindwall, Betsson AB, Malta
• SPECIAL : In memory of Peter Collins
Location : Restaurant
13.45 – 15.25 Parallel Sessions
Session 1 – Regulators, how far do we go?
location: Meet 1
moderator: Peter-Paul de Goeij
Paul Newson, Senet Advisory, Australia
• Netherlands remote gambling regime: teething troubles or deeper issues?
Alan Littler, Kalff Katz & Franssen, Netherlands
• Regulating integrated resort casinos in Asia: Macau, Singapore, and Japan
Jorge Godinho, University of Macau, China
• Is a clustered or isolated casino location model better?
Douglas Walker, College of Charleston, United States
• The mother of all gambling controversies: Insights from British parliamentary Records
Daniel Waugh, Regulus Partners, United Kingdom
Session 2 – New Frontiers in Women Disorders: An international female perspective in clinic and research
location: M6
moderator: Fulvia Prever and Belle Gavriel-Fried
• Motherhood, parenting and gambling problems? Results from a Swedish population survey
Jessika Spångberg, Public Health Agency of Sweden, Sweden
• Gambling motivation model for Polish older women addicted and not addicted to gambling – The results of a qualitative study
Bernadeta Lelonek-Kuleta, University of Lublin, Poland
• Re-establishing relationships in recovery- women’s perspective
Belle Gavriel-Fried, Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Israel
• Exploring the gambling motivations and the pathway development of female illegal gamblers
Artemis Leung, Hong Kong University, SAR, China
• Women’s residential programme
Harp Edwards, Gordon Moody, United Kingdom
• Gender approach in gambling disorders after pandemic time: A new international manual on gender approach
Fulvia Prever, SUN(N)COOP, Italy
• Round table discussion: ‘Nothing will be the same. What did we learn on women gambling addiction after the pandemic?’
Session 3 – Research, all around
location: M2/M3
moderator: Willem Keessen
• No change in prevalence of problem gambling in Sweden does not mean that nothing has changed
Ulla Romild, The Public Health Agency of Sweden, Sweden
• Suicidal Behaviour, ideation and disordered gambling: a systematic review and Meta-analysis
Jim Rogers, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom
• Comparing the relationship between military service and problem gambling between men and women
Mark van der Maas, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States
• Marital Status and odds of gambling disorder: A longitudinal study based on national registry data
André Syvertsen, University of Bergen, Norway
• Gambling and problem gambling in Germany: Results of a mixed-mode population survey in 2021
Gerhard Meyer, University of Bremen, Germany
Session 4 – Betting/match-fixing and advertising a conflict of Interest?
location: M5
moderator: Philippe Vlaemminck
• A national approach against match-fixing: The case of Austria
Severin Moritzer, Play Fair Code, Austria
• Betting practices among players in Portuguese championships: From cultural to illegal behaviors
César de Cima, ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal
• The gambling advertising and sponsoring ban doesn’t work!
Valérie Peano, EGLA, Italy
• Monitoring Online Gambling Ads – Sweden as a preview of the Netherlands?
Flóra Felsö, Kansspelautoriteit, Netherlands
Kevin McMahon, University College Dublin, Ireland
Session 5 – Prevention all over
location: M4
moderator: Malcolm Bruce
• Prevention of gambling addiction in the state gambling sector: Are problem gamblers reached?
Anke Quack, Kompetenzzentrum Spielerschutz & Prävention, University Centre Mainz, Germany
• Do’s and don’ts in the prevention of at-risk gambling
Eija Helena Pietilä and Teresa Tenkanen, Finnish Association for Substance Abuse Prevention EHYT, Finland
• Gamblers’ use of measures to prevent gambling problems and reduce harm
Jonny Engebø, The Norwegian Gambling Authority, University of Bergen, Norway
• Cashless gambling: Consumer perspectives on the risks and benefits of digital payment systems for electronic gaming machines Thomas Swanton, University of Sydney, Australia
Session 6 – Lived Experience
location: M1
Round Table discussion
• Matt Smith, Betknowmore, United Kingdom
• Feite Hofman and Johan Dokter, AGOG, The Netherlands
• Daniel Harre, Spelberoendes Riksförbund, Sweden
• Magnus Pedersen, Spillavhengighet Norge, Norway
15.25 – 16.00 Coffee/tea break
location: Outside M rooms
16.00 – 21.00 Reception City Hall and dinner in town
16.00 – busses will depart from Thon Hotel Ullevaal
17.00 – Reception at the City Hall of Oslo
17.45 – Guided tour at the City Hall of Oslo
18.30 – Five minute Walk to diner location @ Olivia’s Aker Brygge
21.15 – First bus back to Thon Hotel Ullevaal
21.45 – Last bus to Thon Hotel Ullevaal