This report by NatCen Social Research examines how features of gambling machines affect player behaviour, based on observations and interviews with machine players in real-world settings.

This thesis by Jane Louise Rigbye, with the support of the Responsible Gambling Trust, investigates barriers to treatment access for young problem gamblers in the UK.

This thesis by Zhihong Liu examines gambling practices amongst Chinese migrants in Manchester, focusing on mah-jong and casino gambling.

This report by Professor David Forrest from the University of Salford, commissioned by GambleAware, reviews the economic and social impacts of gambling in Great Britain, focusing on evaluating the benefits and costs.

This thesis by Abby McCormack, in collaboration with the Responsible Gambling Fund, examines the psychosocial impacts of online problem gambling, focusing on the factors that make it potentially addictive.

This thesis by Erica Yu examines gambling behaviour through a model-based approach, aiming to understand both the strengths and weaknesses in gamblers' decision making.

This thesis by Neal Hinvest examines the neuropsychology of self-control and risk-taking, focusing on impulsive behaviour in both healthy individuals and those with substance abuse or gambling issues.

This PhD thesis by Adrian Parke from the University of Nottingham Trent examines how developments in information technology (IT) have affected gambling behaviour, with a focus on online poker gambling.