This report by the University of Liverpool analyses gambling behaviour amongst young adults in the UK using data from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC).

This paper by Bournemouth University explores how responsible online gambling can be supported through persuasive information systems that use gamblers' behavioural and emotional data.

This report by Geofutures analyses the geographic patterns and characteristics of licensed betting offices (LBOs) with gambling machines in Great Britain.

This report by the University of Lincoln and NatCen Social Research, commissioned by GambleAware, details the development of tools to identify and support homeless people with gambling problems.

This report by Chrysalis Research for GambleAware evaluates the 'Don't Gamble with Health' pilot project, which aims to reduce gambling-related harm by training betting shop staff and providing support to at-risk gamblers.

This research by PwC explores using behavioural analytics on remote gambling data to identify markers of harmful gambling and create harm minimisation approaches.

This interim report by PwC explores using behavioural analytics on remote gambling data to identify markers of harmful gambling and develop harm minimisation approaches.

This report by researchers from the University of Sydney examines skins betting and blockchain technology in relation to gambling.

This rapid scoping report by researchers from the University of Sydney examines live-odds in sports betting advertising and time-limited special offers in gambling.

This paper by the University of Sydney examines how public opinion can trigger changes to gambling regulations. It explores factors that lead policymakers to modify gambling-related regulations in response to public pressure.