Tag Archives: Nottingham Trent University

Kindred hails the operational and academic progress of its Safer Gambling programme

SBC News Kindred hails the operational and academic progress of its Safer Gambling programme

Kindred Group Plc continues its progress towards reaching its group-wide corporate objective of ‘0% revenue from harmful gambling by the end of 2023’.  Publishing its latest safer gambling update, the Stockholm-listed online gambling group saw its share revenue from harmful gambling decrease to 3.3% from 4.3% recorded during Q2 2021 trading. The results represent Kindred’s lowest % share since the …

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New academic study details new insights on player deposit limits

SBC News New academic study details new insights on player deposit limits

The academic journal on ‘Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking’ has published insights and learnings from a study reviewing ‘the effects of voluntary deposit limit-setting on long-term online gambling expenditure’. The study undertaken by the research team of Michael Auer, Niklas Hopfgartner and Mark D. Griffiths (Nottingham Trent University) evaluates the efficiency of responsible gambling tools in which customers set predetermined …

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In-play betting study highlights links to negative immersive behaviour

SBC News In-play betting study highlights links to negative immersive behaviour

New research released has revealed that people who engage in live betting on sporting events show increased involvement in watching live sport, but also drink more alcohol and show a higher incidence of problem gambling behaviours. The collaborative study between Nottingham Trent and Bilbao University examined the motivations behind the consumption of sport by fans, and how emotional involvement in …

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David Clifton: Licensing Expert – Be mindful of protecting children

SBC News David Clifton: Licensing Expert – Be mindful of protecting children

As I write this, we await the Government’s review of gaming machines and social responsibility measures that is due to be published later this month, according to comments by the Secretary of State when she appeared before the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee on 11 October. She added that this would be followed by a full 12-week consultation that …

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