What does JOGS stand for?

Journal of Gambling Studies

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: ROY BRINDLEY Killarney the place to play A STUDY in American publication the Journal of Gambling Studies this week suggested poker players, especially beginners, win less money the more hands they play.

NEWS WRAP

com and reported in the Journal of Gambling Studies last year, researchers at Harvard Medical School examined the gambling patterns of more than 40,000 online sports bettors for eight months and found that less than I percent qualified as "heavily involved bettors" with large losses.

Some bets are off: the strangely selective and self-defeating ...

Moreover, according to the Journal of Gambling Studies, gamblers who are college students make up 1.

Gambling Addiction How to Get Rid of It

1996) `Skill versus luck: a motivational analysis of gambling involvement', Journal of Gambling Studies, 12, 407-18.

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN AUSTRALIAN GAMBLING: A CRITICAL SUMMARY OF ...

In the Journal of Gambling Studies (JGS), the major academic journal on gambling and social issues, editor Henry Lesieur wrote quite accurately in 1992 that "Not a day goes by .

Refuting the myths of compulsive gambling