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 January 20 , 2012
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| Featuring: Ontario mulls cashing in with a new Toronto casino • Expert: Gambling debt reaches 'alarming' levels in Wisconsin • Our view: Gambling not an addict's problem alone • Battle for online poker sweeping the country. Nevada is out in front, while other States are trying to catch up • Confusion in the UK and US over online gambling law • Body and mind disagree on 'gambler's reasoning' • Easy access triggers explosion in online gambling – study • Sport’s gambling dependence is the elephant in the boardroom • Australian anti-gambling group steps up campaign | |
| January 13, 2012
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| Featuring: Problem gambling continues statewide • With casinos eyed, gambling revenues already growing In NY • NJ OKs sports betting, horse race wagering laws • National Center for Responsible Gaming promotes MGM's Alan Feldman to Chairman. Group to reserve $1.5 million for problem gambling research in 2012 • Mobile sports gamblers bet more and more often, report says • Pokie users gamble with addiction • | |
| January 6, 2012
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| Featuring: New Jersey could become the Silicon Valley of Internet gambling • Think tank surveyed New York economists say casinos are bad for New York • Study finds large jackpots, not ads, drive lottery ticket sales • Is gambling more addictive online? • Justice Department releases opinion on online gambling • The psychology of compulsive gambling • Foreign students prone to problem gambling • Kids twice as likely as adults to be addicted to gambling • Apes 'gamble like humans by calculating odds'• | |
| December 23, 2011
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| Featuring: Casino disguise didn't wash • Poll: Support grows for N.Y. casinos • Nevada passes online poker regulations • Gambling with plastic • Problem-gambling experts to review Oregon Lottery marketing, website • Gambling prevention initiative launched in Surry • Curb gambling addiction with drug: Greens • Problem gamblers, alcoholics may get same drug | |
| December 16, 2011
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| Featuring: $1 Million in grants to study responsible gaming • Lookout granny! Video bingo is coming to a hall near you • Some casinos want online poker legalized • Australia worries gambling is hurting the nation's youth • French gambler sues govt over poker sites • German States approve online gaming regulation | |
| December 09, 2011
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| Featuring: OLG bets on Net; Province gears up to roll dice on online gambling • Facebook 'casinos' spark fears of luring kids into online gambling • Bligh government speaks out against proposed poker machine reforms • Gambling ads are raising the stakes • Betting can never be 'responsible'. So how can anyone possibly justify gambling lessons in schools? • Is Macau's rumored $100 million poker event possible? Spokesman says winner will get $25 million | |
| December 02, 2011
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| Featuring: Charities hurt as Albertans gamble less • Calls made for gambling ‘education’• Anti-heroin drug a solution to gambling addiction? • Online gamblers likely to take bigger risks • Casinos no longer allowed to promote gaming in Singapore | |
| November 25, 2011
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| Featuring: Wagering on single-game sports at race tracks seems like it will be a reality some day • University of Guelph study finds gambling losers feel shame over their losses but cope with it poorly • Even winners lose in Atlantic City casinos when they violate self-exclusion ban on gambling • The largest number of gamblers are "from the poorest segments of the population" • Gambling addicts need help from qualified doctors November 24, 2011. Med-india. • Govt to make it crystal clear casinos cannot target domestic market • Anti-heroin drug a solution to gambling addiction? • | |
| November 18, 2011
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| Featuring: Gambling, you, your family and National Addictions Awareness Week • The GCB proposes regulations governing Internet poker • Bills target gamblers who leave children unattended • Don't block gambling payments, say banks • Online gambling – Aussie betting operators ask government to lift laws • Debtors may be barred from casinos • Judge rules poker illegal under Virginia law • Impulsivity and pathological gambling among Chinese: Is it a state or a trait problem? | |
| November 11, 2011
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| Featuring: Are woman more likely to steal money to fund gambling habits? • Iowa regulators OK online gambling system • Federal prosecutors show their hand in online poker case • Don't make ISPs online problem gambling policemen: IIA • Gamble responsibly? A mantra for profit • RGF commissions information hub for problem gambling • "Terribly wrong" to send workers to gamble • Alarming pathological gambling in women | |
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