Review of current and future trends in Interactive gambling activity and regulation (June 2009) 

Table of Contents

• Executive Summary
• Chapter 1. Interactive gambling services
• Chapter 2. Characteristics of Internet gamblers
• Chapter 3. Regulation of interactive gambling in Australia
• Chapter 4. Non-regulatory harm minimisation measures
• Chapter 5. International approaches to regulating interactive gambling
• Chapter 6. Future technology trends
• Chapter 7. Information gaps — where future research should focus
• Appendix A: Australian Interactive Gambling Hosts
• Appendix B: Harm minimisation strategies
• Appendix C: Advertising of prohibited interactive gambling services — complaints
• Appendix D: Gambling participation statistics
• Appendix E: State and Territory regulation of interactive gambling
• Appendix F: References

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