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Resumo:This paper reviews and analyzes studies that are focused on Internet gambling with the use of behavioural tracking and big data to identify gambling behaviour. The behaviour of gamblers has been extensively studied and much has been published on the subject. The vast majority of research has relied on self-reported gambling behaviour or case study research. With the advent of the Internet, however, it has become possible for researchers to remotely study the real behaviour of gamblers. The goal has been to empirically describe playing behaviour in several conditions and contexts. Existing research, conducted since the 2000s, focuses on several forms of gambling such as sports betting, casino, poker, and lottery, but there is still only a concise body of research on gambling behaviour with the use of Internet gambling tracking data. Most studies are based on the same databases, meaning that a few companies and websites were the basis for most of the research produced so far. It is important to explore new sources of information, methodologies, and approaches to enrich discussion and contribute to a better understanding of this field. The empirical analysis of gambling behaviour with the use of tracking data was found to greatly contribute to the understanding of player behaviour, despite existing limitations and problems. Considering that Internet gambling behavioural tracking is still a fairly recent phenomenon, much can still be done to further develop this field of research.
Autores principais:Chagas, Bernardo T.
Outros Autores:Gomes, Jorge F.S.
Assunto:Consumption Consumer Behaviour Online Gambling Internet Gambling Behavioural Tracking Tracking Data Big Data
Ano:2017
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Tracking Data
Big Data
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spellingShingle Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
Chagas, Bernardo T.
Consumption
Consumer Behaviour
Online Gambling
Internet Gambling
Behavioural Tracking
Tracking Data
Big Data
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Consumption
Consumer Behaviour
Online Gambling
Internet Gambling
Behavioural Tracking
Tracking Data
Big Data
title Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
title_full Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
title_fullStr Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
title_full_unstemmed Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
title_short Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
title_sort Internet gambling: : A critical review of behavioural tracking research
topic Consumption
Consumer Behaviour
Online Gambling
Internet Gambling
Behavioural Tracking
Tracking Data
Big Data
topic_facet Consumption
Consumer Behaviour
Online Gambling
Internet Gambling
Behavioural Tracking
Tracking Data
Big Data
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