International Gambling Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of International Gambling Studies is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Prevalence and correlates of gambling disorder in Spain: findings from a national survey31
The impact of gambling advertising online: a longitudinal study on exposure and harm28
Practitioner perspectives on addressing gambling harms within substance misuse services: a qualitative study in the North East of England25
Differences in gambling behaviors and mental health depending on types of gambling motives among young adults in Korea19
Crisis? What crisis in UK gambling policy reform?17
Gambling advertisements in Ontario: exploring the prevalence and regulatory compliance of televised and social media marketing during sports matches16
Gambling spaces: socially motivated gambling in Danish upper-secondary school15
Betting flexibly: the utilization of knowledge in cockfighting in the Philippines14
Balancing conflicting interests: stakeholders’ interpretations of ‘moderation’ in Swedish gambling advertising legislation14
‘I’ll come across something within a minute, guaranteed’: how young people who gamble experience gambling advertising under strict advertising regulations in Belgium13
Gambling behavior and problem risk by coaching status in individuals with athletic backgrounds from an epidemiological sample10
Length of continuous play sessions unrelated to problem gambling severity among regular electronic gaming machine players9
Gaming after lockdowns: return to the slots9
Beneficial or harmful? Finns’ perceptions of the consequences of their gambling on relationships, health, and finances9
The minimal important change of the gambling symptom assessment scale among individuals experiencing gambling problems who underwent self-help internet interventions8
Outcome sequences and illusion of control - Part I: An online replication of Langer & Roth (1975)8
Betting against the future: online gambling exposure, behavior, and risks among Filipino youths7
Social casino gaming in Indonesia: socio-economic and cultural impacts of Higgs Domino Island7
A process model for responding to casino gambling harm experienced by Chinese migrants7
Awareness and impact of casino responsible gambling/harm minimization measures among Canadian electronic gaming machine players6
Between anti-gambling and masculinity: mahjong playing among Japanese gay men6
Enabling New Strategies to Prevent Problematic Online Gambling: A Machine Learning Approach for Identifying At-risk Online Gamblers in France6
Lower-risk gambling limits: linked analyses across eight countries6
Expectations of the effects of nicotine on gambling behavior6
Applications of data science for responsible gambling: a scoping review6
Players’ perceptions of, and engagement with, the GameSense responsible gambling program in Massachusetts casinos5
Illegal video game loot boxes with transferable content on Steam: a longitudinal study on their presence and non-compliance with and non-enforcement of gambling law5
Assessing harm severity: a Rasch analysis of the gambling harm measure5
Hopelessness in gambling disorder: relationship with affect, alexithymia and gambling motives in young adults5
Gambling-like digital assets and gambling severity: a correlational study with U.S. sports bettors consuming cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and fan tokens5
School-related covariates of adolescent gambling: findings from the Stockholm school survey5
The odds of harm: young men’s and parents’ views on online sports betting5
Psychosocial predictors of problem gambling severity in males: findings from a longitudinal study of Australian men5
Corporate social responsibility in the gambling industry: A systematic review and conceptual framework5
Minimal important change is about importance, not certainty: minimal detectable change addresses certainty, not importance5
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