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The presentations

Below you can find all the presentations that were presented on the 1st GREGRI conference. We have sorted them on time and day on which the presentation took place.

All of the presentations are in Adobe pdf format, if you wish to download Adobe Reader, please click on the link to the right.

Thursday 31 August 2006

• The regulation of remote and e-gambling from a European perspective
  Alan Littler, University of Tilburg, The Netherlands
• Internet gambling: what can the past tell us about the future
  Mark Griffiths, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom

• Why people gamble: an anthropological perspective (large file, 1 Mb.)
  Per Binde, Goteborg University, Sweden
• Internet gambling among youth: a cause for concern (large file, 2 Mb.)
  Jeffrey Derevensky, McGill University, Canada
• Current situation of e-gambling in Latino America (large file, 3.6 Mb.)
  Cesar A. Sanchez-Bello De Castro, Associacion Psiquiatrica de America Latina (APAL), Venezuela

• Net poker behaviour: findings from an online student survey
  Jonathan Parke, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
• The reorganization of gambling behaviour in Catalunya
  Angels Gonzalez-Ibanez, Hospital de Matero, Spain
• Helping problem gamblers online: a evaluation of Gam-Aid
  Richard Wood, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom

• WYSIWYG (large file, 2.5 Mb.)
  Ira Gladnikoff, Svenska Spel, Sweden
• Holland Casino Digitaal: a new challenge
  Johan van Kastel, Holland Casino, The Netherlands
• Responsible gaming in Veikkaus
  Tuula Sundstrom, Veikkaus, Finland

Firday 1 September 2006

• Adolescence and e-gambling: intersections on the developmental highway (large file, 1.7 Mb.)
  Ken Winters, University of Minnesota, Medical School, U.S.A.
• The Reno model: a public health analysis
  Jennifer Reynolds, University of Toronto, Canada
• The social outlook of remote and e-gambling. Are we serious?
  Rob d'Hondt, Global Gambling Guidance Group (G4), The Netherlands

• The impact of e-gambling on a traditional English seaside resort
  Corinne May-Chahal, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
• The effect of habit and satisfaction on customer retention on online gambling
  Bill Jolley, Norwich University, United States

• Legal and political aspects of Dutch e-gambling(large file, 2 Mb.)
  Annette Kok, VAN, The Netherlands
• Regulatory Rationale
  Rick Smith, Interactive Gaming Council (IGC), Canada
• Remote gambling and the 2005 Act - is a UK licence worth the trouble?
  Peter Wilson, Tarlolyons, United Kingdom
• What's the future for gambling in Europe
  Philippe Vlaemminck, Vlaemminck & Partners, Belgium

Please also have a look at the following web-based survey of the clinical and psychological characteristics of Internet gamblers: www.oii.ox.ac.uk/research/project.cfm?id=4