Publications
We regularly share our latest work through the Network newsletter, Great Britain-focused research and evaluation snapshots, and more. You can browse or search our growing library of resources to find exactly what you need.
Publication type
Using open banking data to analyze gambling behaviour and support harm prevention in the United Kingdom
Real-world gambling behavioural data can be a very useful tool for identifying people at risk of problem gambling (PG) and associated harms. These types of datasets are normally obtained from online gambling platforms or electronic gambling machines in land-based venues.
Gambling trajectories and experiences of harm and support seeking among UK Armed Forces veterans and family members
Gambling can cause harm related to finances, physical health, mental health, employment, and relationships. Members of the Armed Forces, including currently serving and ex-service personnel, are at higher risk of gambling-related harm because of service-related stressors. Yet, many do not seek help due to reasons like stigma, shame, and fear of dismissal. It is important to understand the lived experiences of veterans and their family members who are impacted by gambling-related harm. The purpose of this study was to examine gambling trajectories, motivations, and support-seeking behaviours among UK Armed Forces veterans and family members.
Gambling inducements influence sports betting behaviour and gambling-related decision-making in men
In this study, the researchers tested whether gambling inducements influence sports betting behaviour in young men under 40 years of age. They also tested whether gambling inducements can lead people to make more decision making errors when gambling (i.e., choose bets with low odds).
Theory of Change
The Network’s Theory of Change shows how collective action, shared learning, and coordinated support can lead to reduced gambling harms.
Pathways of Change
To prevent and reduce gambling-related harms in Great Britain, we are bringing together skilled and experienced people and their networks, providing backbone support and collaborative capacity, and delivering funding.
Activities List
Expanding on the “What We Do” section of the Theory of Change, this list details the activities of the Network.