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Impact of Changes to Electronic Gaming Machines

Gambling in Australia is legal and enjoyed by many Australians. Non-problem and low risk gamblers make up a clear majority of Victoria’s gambling population. Most of these gamblers simply gamble for enjoyment and constitute the recreational gambling population.

The purpose of this study was to examine the attitudes and likely behaviours of recreational electronic gaming machine players to hypothetical changes to electronic gaming machine design and other related policy changes.

Released in September 2009, the report which was prepared by Schottler Consulting Pty Ltd, is part of the Victorian government’s ongoing program of gambling research.

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Author:	Sarah Hare of Schottler Consulting Pty Ltd
Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	2009
Number of Pages:	Full report - 102 pages Part 1 - Cover and Executive Summary - 13 pages Part 2 - Introduction - 2 pages Part 3 - Detailed Findings - 70 pages Part 4 - Discussion - 3 pages Part 5 - Appendices - 14 pages
Copyright:	State of Victoria, 2009