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Review of Pre-commitment Features: Transaction History Statements
This report was commissioned by the former Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA), now the Department of Social Services in 2013 and recently made available on the website of the Australian Gambling Research Centre (AGRC).
Conducted by the AGRC, the review synthesises existing evidence and opinions from regulators, academics, government officials and EGM venue operators relating to the optimum design of transaction history statement features within an EGM pre-commitment system.
Review of Pre-commitment Features: Self-Exclusion
This report was commissioned by the former Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA), now the Department of Social Services in 2013 and recently made available on the website of the Australian Gambling Research Centre (AGRC).
Conducted by the AGRC the review examines research evidence and opinions from regulators, academics, government officials and EGM venue operators relating to the optimum design of self-exclusion features within a pre-commitment system.
The Role of Loyalty Programs in Gambling
This research, commissioned by Gambling Research Australia and conducted by the Market Solutions, Social Research Group was undertaken to explore the role of loyalty programs with regard to EGM gambling and consumer behaviours.
Responsible Gambling and Casinos
This study was commissioned by Gambling Research Australia (GRA) and undertaken by research staff from The South Australian Centre for Economic Studies (SACES), the University of Adelaide and ORC International.
The aim of the research was to explore the relationship between casinos and local gamblers, the casino market, product offer and regulatory environment as well as to investigate the effect of both casino promotions and responsible gambling programs/initiatives.
Supporting people with gambling problems to seek help and recover
This project was undertaken to inform appropriate ways for members of the public to respond to problem gambling.
The research was led by Betty Kitchener and Kathleen Bond of Mental Health First Aid Australia and funded by a grant from the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation.
The guidelines informed by the research can be accessed from the website of Mental Health First Aid Australia