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Understanding the impact of increased cost of living on gambling behaviour - Final report

Gambling Commission's research report with Yonder into the behaviours and motivations of gamblers during the current period of high cost of living in Great Britain.

Appendix A - Gambling activities

The following is a list of gambling activities asked about in the survey to determine gambler status in each wave of tracking:

  • tickets for Lottery Draws (for example, Lotto, EuroMillions, People’s Postcode Lottery)
  • scratchcards (National Lottery, or charity scratchcards)
  • instant Win Games online (including National Lottery)
  • fruit, slot, or virtual gaming machines (at a bookmakers, casino, bingo hall, arcade, pub or social club)
  • online fruit or slot machine style games
  • roulette, card or dice games or Poker in a casino
  • roulette, card or dice games or Poker online
  • bingo in person
  • bingo online
  • betting on football in person (including pre-match and in-play)
  • betting on football online (including pre-match and in-play)
  • betting on other sports and races online (tennis, horses, dogs, virtual, esports)
  • betting on other sports and races in person (tennis, horses, dogs, virtual, esports)
  • betting on events in person (political, topical, entertainment)
  • betting on events online (political, topical, entertainment)
  • another form of gambling activity.
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