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Changes in Wagering within the Racing Industry - 2005 report

A study into the changing face of wagering in the Victorian racing industry was commissioned by the Victorian Gambling Research Panel. As a result of this study, the research report Changes in Wagering within the Racing Industry was published in September 2005. 

In particular, the study observed and analysed issues relating to:

• the emergence of new technologies, including mobile telephones, interactive television and the internet
• the co-location of gaming facilities with wagering
• the current and likely future impact of these changes on the racing industry.

The researchers also considered how these changing patterns of participation relate to measures for minimising:

• the risk of increasing problem gambling behaviours
• attracting vulnerable people to gamble when gambling would not otherwise be of interest to them.

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Author:	South Australian Centre For Economic Studies (SACES)
Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	September 2005
Number of Pages:	Full Report - 134 Executive Summary - 10 Chapters 1 and 2 - 42 Chapter 3 - 18 Chapters 4 and 5 - 31 Chapter 6 and References - 10 Appendices - 22
Copyright:	State of Victoria 2007