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Volume: 6 Issue: 7
( 2007)
Keywords:
problem gambling
sports betting
online gambling
internet gambling
i-gambling
e-gambling
bwin
gambling addiction
social responsibility
Authors:
wolfgang schwens
Organisations:
bwin
Jurisdictions:
global
Problem Gambling: Internet sports gambling: a study of addiction
The Division of Addiction at the Harvard Medical School recently published the results of a study, carried out during February 2005, of 40,499 subscribers to internet sports betting service bwin, in an attempt to identify addictive patterns of behaviour. Wolfgang Schwens, head of corporate social responsibility at bwin, outlines the study's findings.
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