• Game change – An end to end digital pathway to player interventions

Christofer Hagstedt, Sustainable Interaction Sweden AB, Sweden

 

• Under the spotlight: What slots features are most strongly correlated to increases in player spend, session time, declined deposits and self-exclusion?

Christian Percy, BetBuddy Playtech, United Kingdom

 

• Finding the invisible at-risk player – Using technology to help identify customers spending beyond affordable limits

Tony Schellinck, Focal Research Consultants, Canada

 

• Identifying and intervening with problematic gamblers through the use of AI

Paul Dent, Gordon Moody, United Kingdom

 

• Comparison of three methods for calculating the gambling costs: Production losses in Finland

Tiina Latvala, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

• The ‘Path to Play”: Mapping the gambling journey

Laura Balla, Gambling Commission, United Kingdom and Jack Wilson, 2CV Research, United Kingdom

 

• Swimming upstream: Challenges and opportunities in video-streaming of gambling and simulated gambling

Brett Abarbanel, UNLV International Gaming Institute, United States and Joseph Macey, University of Turku, Finland

 

• Loot boxes in video games: demographics, psychology and wellbeing

James Close, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

 

• A qualitative investigation of the motivations for videogame loot box engagement

Helen Lloyd, University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

 

• Pathways into betting on e-sports: An explorative interview study

David Forsstrӧm, Competence centre for Psychotherapy, Centre for Psychiatry Research, Department of Clinical Neurology, Sweden

 

• Psychosocial effects of gambling treatment in the daily clinic for gambling addiction

Neven Ricijas, University of Zagreb, Department of Behavioural Disorders, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences, Croatia

 

• Stigmatization of disordered gamblers in Germany

Andrea Wöhr, Universität Hohenheim, Forschungsstelle Glücksspiel, Germany

 

• The structures of services and availability of gambling disorder treatment – results from Finland

Maria Heiskanen , Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

 

• The societal costs of problem gambling in Norway

Joakim Hellumbråten Kristensen, Department of psychosocial science, University of Bergen, Norway

 

• Expert Opinions on evaluating gambling-related harms – The Problem Gambling Severity Index and Future Innovations

Anne Salonen, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

 

• Global self-exclusion system

Simon Vincze, Casino Guru, Slovakia

 

• Stratifying the risk for the development of pathological gambling

Spyros Champi, Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Commission, Cyprus

 

• Improving gambling participation and the prevalence of problem gambling statistics in Great Britain

Helen Bryce, Gambling Commission, United Kingdom

 

• UK research alignment with the framework of harms: an analysis of British co-author networks during the past decade

Matthew Young and Trudy Smit Quosai, Greo, Canada

 

• Risk Factors for Excessive Social Media Use Differ from Those of Gambling and Gaming in Finnish Youth

Sari Castrén, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

• The addiction prevention fund: Three targets of this fund administrated by the Kansspelautoriteit

Jolijn Fanoy-Vogel, Kansspelautoriteit, Netherlands

 

• The new 24/7 national helpline in the Netherlands

Nathalie Smit, Loket Kansspel, Netherlands

 

• Mandatory loss limits, how do they prevent problem gambling in general and how did they help during the COVID-10 pandemic? Bjørn-Helge Hoffmann, Norsk Tipping AS, Norway

 

• Gambling and the COVID-19 pandemic in the Province of Quebec (Canada)

Magaly Brodeur, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada

 

• 50% Stopped Playing

Maria Schietse, Svenska Spel, Sweden

• The originals: The land based lotteries & casinos

Beata Guzik and Philippe Vlaemminck, Vlaemminck.law, Belgium

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• Does lighting strike the same place twice? The effect of lottery win location on subsequent gambling

Tomi Roukka, National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland

 

• Historical market change from Veikkaus perspective

Susanna Saikkonen, Veikkaus, Finland

 

• Nordic light – A stepwise model of duty of care (rather than a smorgasbord

Jakob Jonsson, Sustainable Interaction and University of Stockholm, Sweden

 

• Exclusion as a player protection measure

Suzanne Lischer, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland