EASG 2026 Conference programme
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Tuesday, 8 September
18:00
Welcome drinks
Wednesday, 9 September
09:00
Setting the Scene Part I
Auditorium
Opening: Hermann Pamminger, Chairman EASG
Moderator: Pieter Remmers
Title TBA
Anders Dorph (DGA Denmark) Title: TBA
Fighting illegal online gambling lessons from the EL pilot Project
Piet van Baeveghem (The European Lotteries, Belgium)
10:30
Tea and coffee break
Foyer (ground floor)
11:00
Setting the Scene Part II
Auditorium
Moderator: Margret Dunn (Clarion Gaming UK)
Title TBA
Erwin van Lambaart, Chairman European Casino Association, Belgium
The Channelisation Paradox: How Safer Gambling Is Building the Market It's Trying to Prevent
Andrew Tottenham (Tottenham & Co, UK).
Title TBA
Ismail Vali (Gaming Compliance International, Philippines)
12:30
Lunchbreak
Restaurant (first floor)
13:45
Parallel 1 - Regulatory topics
Auditorium A (ground floor)
Exploring Differences in Regulatory Frameworks and Gambling Cultures: USA vs Spain
Prof. Richard McGowan (Boston College)
Mission (nearly) impossible: How to evaluate the State Treaty on Gambling of the German Federal States (GlüStV) – a meta-evaluation
Prof. Gerhard Buehringer (IFT Mental Health Solutions)
Scientific assessment of both the performance and the fairness of the French National Gambling Authority (ANJ)’s identification of excessive gamblers’ algorithm
Dr. Katia Lurbe Puerto (French National Gambling Authority (ANJ)), Mr. Thomas Delafosse (French National Gambling Authority (ANJ))
Using evidence to understand trends in illegal gambling and support to disruption
Mr. Tim Livesley (Gambling Commission (GB))
Effects of new responsible gambling regulations in the Netherlands
Dr. Judith Kas (Kansspelautoriteit), Mrs. Jolijn Vogel (Kansspelautoriteit)
Parallel 2 - Research
Auditorium B (ground floor)
Concerned significant others of problem gamblers and gamers: Preliminary results from a one-year follow-up survey.
Mrs. Elise Constance Fodstad (University of Bergen)
Gambling among first responders in the US
Ms. Anca-Maria Gherghel (EPIC Global Solutions), Mr. Mark Lucia (Kindbridge Research Institute)
Prevention of Pathological Gambling and Excessive Digital Consumption Together with Training of Mental Health Specialists - a Pilot Program
Mrs. Ramona Lupu (Romanian Association fot the Study of Gambling)
Bidirectional Longitudinal Associations Between HEXACO Personality Traits and Problem Gambling: A Four-Wave Random Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Study
Ms. Farangis Sharifibastan (University of Bergen)
The Gambling Harms Scale Index (GHSI): Holistic Framework and Measurement of Gambling Related Harm and Recovery
Dr. Ryan Statton (University of Plymouth)
Parallel 3 - Prevention
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
From Identification to Impact: Measuring the Effectiveness of Safer Gambling Interactions
Dr. Melissa Salmon (Focal Research Consultants)
Sport Sponsorship: informing and involvement of the market
Mr. Erik Buis (Kansspelautoriteit)
Real world trial: Reduced spend after a targeted three-tier intervention
Mr. Vishal Phand (Playtech Plc)
International Emerging Adult Gambling
Dr. Michele Stacey (Gambling Research & Policy Initiative, East Carolina University)
Addicted Intelligence: When Chatbots Exhibit Problem Gambling Traits
Mr. Glenn Yamagata (Oregon Council on Problem Gambling)
Parallel 4 - RG Tools
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
Knowing but Not Using: The Gap Between Awareness and Active Use of Player Protection Measures
Dr. Anke Quack (Competence Centre for Player Protection & Prevention, University Medical Centre Mainz)
Understanding the Recovered and Recovering Gambler: A Sentiment and Thematic Analysis
Dr. Marla Royne Stafford (University of Nevada-Las Vegas)
Implementing a unified gambling limit across online and retail channels
Ms. Maria Lifveredson (AB Svenska Spel)
Building Bridges in Gambling Spaces: A Field-Based Approach for Awareness and Self-Regulation"
Mrs. Helena Saverino (Cooperativa motiva), Mr. Luca Ciuffreda (Cooperativa motiva)
Parallel 5 - Industry & Politics
Tivoli + Vesterbros Torv (2nd floor)
Beyond the Jackpot: analysing the safety of charity lotteries
Mr. Dan Waugh (Regulus Partners), Mr. Malcolm Fleming (Association of Charity Lotteries in Europe)
No Perfect Model: Trade-offs in Online Gambling Regulation
Ms. Elizabeth Lusk (Greo Evidence Insights), Dr. Matthew Young (Greo Evidence Insights)
Gambling Industry, Quo Vadis?
Mr. Arno Nagelschmied (Casinos Austria & Austrian Lotteries)
Detecting Unusual Gambling Transaction Patterns
Ms. Melissa Swinehart (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
The Court of Justice of the European Union: Still Shuffling the Cards of National Gambling Law?
Dr. Alan Littler (Franssen Tolboom Attorneys at Law)
15:25
Tea and coffee break
Foyer (ground floor)
15:25
Poster presentations @ Coffee break area
Partners of people with gambling disorder
Ms. Sophie Wilkinson (University Bremen)
Demographic, risk, and protective factors related to loot boxes, skins, and other microtransaction purchases among Norwegian adolescents
Ms. Monica Lucia Blanco (Department of Psychosocial Science, University of Bergen, Bergen)
From first contact to care trajectories: A qualitative study of facilitators and barriers to health and social services access and use among individuals experiencing problematic gambling in Quebec (Canada)
Dr. Magaly Brodeur, MD PhD CFPC (Department of Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine, Université de Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.)
15:55
Parallel 1 - Youth
Auditorium A (ground floor)
Young Minds, Healthy Decisions - pilot primary prevention program for adolescents gambling in Romania (Cluj and Harghita counties)
Mrs. Ramona Lupu (Romanian Association for the Study of Gambling)
Danish Gambling Authority’s Educational Programme on Gambling and Probability
Mr. Heine Jakobsen (The Danish Gambling Authority)
Responsible Gambling and Young Adults Under 25: Motivations, Contexts, and Intervention Strategies
Dr. Cinzia Castiglioni (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart), Prof. Edoardo Lozza (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart)
Youth gambling engagement and problems among a nation-wide sample
Dr. Carrie Shaw (University of Alberta)
Parallel 2 - Regulatory aspects
Auditorium B (ground floor)
winds of change in the Belgian gambling model
Mr. Roland Louski (National Lottery)
Legal Frameworks and Responsible Gambling as a Way to Balance Player Protection and Market Access in Poland and Bulgaria
Prof. Grzegorz Skowronek (Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce)
Exploring the nature and incidence of illegal gambling on TikTok
Mrs. Laura Carter (Gambling Commission Great Britain), Mr. Joe Wheeler (yonder consulting)
Polish gambling law perspective on loot box regulations – current status and future options
Mr. Jarosław Śliwczyński (Totalizator Sportowy Sp. z o.o.)
Parallel 3 - Research
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
The Prevalence of Gambling Advertising during a Matchday of the German Bun-desliga: A Frequency and Content Analysis of Live TV Coverage, Sport Highlight Programmes and Social Media
Dr. Johannes Singer (Gambling Research Center, University of Hohenheim)
Targeted promotions and player risk: Evidence from OLG data in Canada
Dr. Chris Percy (Playtech Plc), Mr. Francesco Rodano (Playtech Plc)
Structural Speed and Advertising Exposure in Sports Betting: Associations with Coping Motives and Gambling Harms
Dr. Jennifer Reynolds (Responsible Gambling Council)
Problematic gambling and its risk and protective factors: a dynamic network approach
Dr. Ladan Esmalian Khamseh (University of Bergen)
Parallel 4 - Prevention
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
Physical activity, organized sports and gambling
Dr. David Forsström (Department of Clinical Neurosicence, Karolinska institute)
From offline to omnichannel: what drives gambling channel engagement across Italy and the UK
Ms. Chiara Barone (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart)
Gamblers seeking help: Statistics from outpatient counselling centres in Lower Saxony (Germany)
Dr. Tobias Hayer (University of Bremen)
Mandatory Limits: What do players actually say about them?
Ms. Carly Grace Allen (Norsk Tipping)
Parallel 5 - AI Systems
Tivoli + Vesterbros Torv (2nd floor)
Use of artificial intelligence within the gambling field: a scoping review
Ms. Conchita Sisi (University of Bergen)
Mapping the EU AI Act onto Gambling Operator AI Systems: Risk, Compliance, and AI Safety in the Gambling Industry
Mr. Abdelrahman Ahmed (Deloitte)
Gambling advertising , AI and the very large online platforms & search engines
Ms. Beata Guzik (Vlaemminck Law)
18:30
Conference dinner @CPH Conference
Restaurant (first floor)
Thursday, 10 September
09:00
Focus on Research, Prevention and Youth
Auditorium
Moderator: Peter Wilson (Peter Wilson Legal, United Kingdom)
Title TBA
Maris Catania (LeoVegas, Malta)
Changing patterns of Youth gambling
Jeffrey Derevensky (McGill University, Canada)
Title TBA
Michael Auer (Neccton, Austria)
Title TBA
Pedro Romero (BetBlocker, UK)
10:30
Coffee break
Foyer (ground floor)
11:00
Doing Something Special
Auditorium
Moderator: Birgitte Saud (Birgitte Saud & Associates ApS, Denmark)
Consumers challenging illegal operators. The lessons the European Court is teaching us.
Philippe Vlaemminck (Vlaemminck Law, Belgium)
Titel TBA
Daniel Grabher (MediaStream AG, Austria)
12:30
Lunch
Restaurant (first floor)
13:45
Parallel 1 - Youth
Auditorium A (ground floor)
Involvement in Gambling and Simulated Gambling Among Polish Adolescents (Aged 15–17): National Survey Findings
Prof. Bernadeta Lelonek-Kuleta (The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin)
Teenagers’ Gambling Trends from Three Analytical Perspectives
Dr. Niri Talberg (KORUS øst & ROPforsk)
The role of gambling-like video game features, offline leisure and help seeking behaviour in problematic gaming among Flemish adolescents: a three-wave annual longitudinal design
Ms. Maya Geudens (Ku Leuven)
Population survey of online gambling habits in Denmark
Mr. Rasmus Rødsgaard Frydenlund (The Danish Gambling Authority)
Underage Gambling – Insights and Solutions for Preventive Work with Young People
Ms. Johanna Vakkuri (Finnish Association for Substance Abuse Prevention (EHYT)), Ms. Camilla Metsäranta (Finnish Association for Substance Abuse Prevention (EHYT))
Parallel 2 - Research
Auditorium B (ground floor)
Measuring Gambling in a Changing Environment: Youth, University Students, and Adults in Indiana
Dr. Desiree Reynolds (Indiana University), Ms. Amy Frederick (Indiana University)
The relationship between gambling involvement and financial health: A secondary analysis of UK Open Banking data
Dr. Kasra Ghaharian (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
Adaptation, adoption or something else? What insights can be drawn from 30 years of EGM data in Australia?
Prof. Paul Delfabbro (Adelaide University)
Don’t Take a Blind Guess: Development and Evaluation of a Gambling Prevention Program
Dr. Magdalena Rowicka (Maria Grzegorzewska University)
Understanding consequences experienced due to someone else’s gambling, and overlaps with own gambling behaviour
Mrs. Laura Carter (Gambling Commission Great Britain)
Parallel 3 - Regulators
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
Canary in a Coalmine: Gambling, Sports Betting, and Gambling Problems and Harms in Massachusetts 2022-2024
Prof. Rachel Volberg (School of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Gambling Taxation and Illegal Online Participation: Evidence from European Jurisdictions
Mr. LEONIDAS KARAKIDIS (PhD Candidate University of the Peloponnese)
Promotional Lotteries – Attractive Marketing or Problematic Gambling for minors? The Polish Market Perspective
Mr. Stanislaw Radowicki (Wierzbowski & Partners/ Academy of Silesia)
Civil society as a safeguard: the strategic role of NGOs in gambling harm prevention at the EU level
Dr. Riitta Matilainen (Finnish Association for Substance Abuse Prevention (EHYT))
From Control to Trust: A Collaborative Model of Gambling Regulation
Mr. Jan Rehola (Institute for Gambling Regulation)
Parallel 4 - Treatment
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
Development of the Danish Gambling Authority’s Communication for the StopSpillet helpline
Mrs. Katja Arabelle Antabi (The Danish Gambling Authority)
Gambling Harm, Inequality, and LGBTQIA+ Communities
Dr. Reece Bush-Evans (Bournemouth University)
The Role of Personality Traits in Gambling and Financial Speculation
Dr. Daniel McGrath (University of Calgary)
Effectiveness of internet-based treatments for gambling problems: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
Prof. Dominic Sagoe (University of Bergen)
Exploring Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy as a Novel Intervention for Gambling Disorder: Insights from Participant Recruitment and a Psilocybin Retreat Case Study
Mr. Pedro Romero (Betblocker / University of Gibraltar)
Parallel 5 - Research
Tivoli + Vesterbros Torv (2nd floor)
Gambling and Problem Gambling in Germany: Data from the Gambling Survey 2025 and the OASIS Player Exclusion System
Mr. Gerhard Meyer (University Bremen)
Investigating the Perceived Relationship Between Problem Gambling and Suicidality Through Lived Experience: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Qualitative Interviews
Dr. Joakim Hellumbråten Kristensen (University of Bergen)
Gambling-Related Harm Among Concerned Significant Others in Croatia: A Pilot Study
Prof. Sabina Mandic (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences)
Undirected and directed networks of problem gambling
Dr. André Syvertsen (University of Bergen)
Struggling to make ends meet? A population-based study of problem gambling severity and unmet basic needs due to lack of money
Dr. Tanja Grönroos (Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare)
15:25
Tea break
Foyer (ground floor)
15:25
Poster presentations @ Coffee break area
Foyer (ground floor)
From first contact to care trajectories: A qualitative study of facilitators and barriers to health and social services access and use among individuals experiencing problematic gambling in Quebec (Canada)
Dr. Magaly Brodeur, MD PhD CFPC (Department of Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine, Université de Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.)
Demographic, risk, and protective factors related to loot boxes, skins, and other microtransaction purchases among Norwegian adolescents
Ms. Monica Lucia Blanco (Department of Psychosocial Science, University of Bergen, Bergen)
Partners of people with gambling disorder
Ms. Sophie Wilkinson (University Bremen)
15:55
Parallel 1 - Research
Auditorium
Mind games: Neurophysiological Responses to (e)Sports Gambling Ads Among Adolescents and Adults
Mr. Edoardo Tozzi (University of Bristol)
Examining gambling behaviour trends in Great Britain; integrating three years of prevalence data with other complimentary sources of data
Mrs. Helen Bryce (Gambling Commission Great Britain)
Casino openings and local bankruptcies
Prof. Doug Walker (College of Charleston)
Understanding Uncertainty: A Qualitative Study on Slot Machine Gamblers’ Perceptions of how Payouts are Determined
Prof. Eilin Erevik (University of Bergen)
Parallel 2 - RG Tools
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
Creating Empirically Supported Tools and Resources to Reduce Gambling-Related Harms among College Students
Dr. Michelle Malkin (Gambling Research & Policy Initiative, East Carolina University)
Digital Self-Exclusion as Harm Reduction: Engagement, Compliance, and Everyday Use Among BetBlocker Users
Ms. Andrea Dassopoulos (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
The ‘Gambling Star’ as a tool for risk awareness and harm reduction in contexts related to gambling
Mrs. Helena Saverino (Cooperativa motiva), Mr. Luca Ciuffreda (Cooperativa motiva)
Implementing a Modern Intrinsic Game Risk Assessment Framework: Insights from the Application of the “ADESSO Model” within a National Lottery in Belgium
Mrs. Céline Schluntz (National Lottery)
Parallel 3 - Industry & Regulatory
Tivoli + Vesterbros Torv (2nd floor)
Instant lotteries (“scratch cards”) as games of chance
Prof. Jorge Godinho (ISMAT)
Beyond "Loot Boxes": Disaggregating Gambling-Like Content in Digital Games and Esports
Mr. Topias Mattinen (Tampere University)
Role of social media hashtag '#Veikkauskratia’ advocacy for stricter gambling regulation in Finland: Analysis of X data.
Dr. Thomas Babila Sama (University of Helsinki)
Illegal Gambling as a Blind Spot of Player Protection: Evidence from the Czech Republic and the Need for International Cooperation
Mr. Vaclav Ulrich (Institute for Gambling Regulation)
Parallel 4 - Women & Gambling
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
The presentations are followed by a round table with: Artemis Leungh, Andrea Wohr, Jessica Spanberg, Ramona Lupu and Fulvia Prever
Is women's gambling behaviour different from men's? Analysis of tracking data from a German slot game provider
Mrs. Andrea Wöhr (Gambling Research Center, University of Hohenheim)
Women, Problem Gambling and Intimate Partner Violence - from theory to action: a new Italian project to make a change.
Mrs. Fulvia Prever (Varenna Foundation)
More Than Coping: Rethinking Female Gambling Motivations in Contemporary Media
Ms. Artemis Leung Wing Chi (New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association)
Parallel 5 - Denmark Youth Gambling
Kødbyen (2nd floor)
Youth Gambling in Denmark: Prevalence, Patterns, Drivers, and Contexts — Toward Early Intervention
Mr. Jakob Eriksen (Aarhus Universitetshospital)
Preliminary Experience with Gambling Prevention Events for Children and Young People in Denmark
Mr. Johan Eklund (Aarhus Universitetshospital)
Practice and Community: Young Danish Men's Gambling Practices and Communities
Ms. Johanne Kirkeby (university Copenhagen)
Building a Strong, Independent Research Community in Denmark
Mr. Thomas Marcussen (Aarhus Universitetshospital)
18:00
Dinner @?
Friday, 11 September
09:00
Parallel 1 - Prediction market & More
Auditorium A (ground floor)
Estimating the size of the illegal market using Google Search Volume
Mr. Martin van Denzen (Kansspelautoriteit)
Prediction Markets: What They Are, Why They Matter, and Emerging Risks
Mr. Glenn Yamagata (Oregon Council on Problem Gambling)
Prediction Markets in Europe: A Snapshot of Regulatory Approaches and Emerging Policy Trends
Ms. Iva Zorko (European-Lotteries)
Another Challenge to Gambling Laws: Futures Predictions Markets
Prof. I. NELSON ROSE (Whittier College)
Parallel 2 - Matchfixing
Auditorium B (ground floor)
A qualitative exploration of gambling culture in elite female sports clubs in England: Football, Cricket & Rugby Union
Ms. Anca-Maria Gherghel (EPIC Global Solutions)
Analysis of Technical Manipulation in Sports: the 2025 Nordic Ski World Championships
Mr. Severin Moritzer (CEO Play Fair Code)
When “Risk-Free” Isn’t Harmless: Matched Betting and Gambling Harm
Dr. Reece Bush-Evans (Bournemouth University)
Prevalence of match fixing among athletes: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Prof. Ståle Pallesen (University of Bergen)
Parallel 3 - RG Tools
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
Exploring different indications for care-calls at a gambling company – response rate, action taken and effect on gambling behavior
Dr. Jakob Jonsson (Karolinska Institute)
Real-Time Risk Detection and In-Session Support: An Evidence-Based Model for Safer Gambling at Scale
Mrs. Tracy Schrans (Focal Research Consultants)
A New Generation of Risk: Why Young Adults Are Increasingly Engaging in Online Casino Play
Mr. Bjorn Helge Hoffman (Norsk Tipping)
Beyond PGSI: Enhancing Problematic Gambling Detection Through Advanced Behavioural Analytics
Mr. Rasmus Kjaergaard (Mindway AI)
Parallel 4 - Treatment
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
Project: More at Stake
Mrs. Trine Rasmussen (Center for Ludomani)
Gamblers’ Recommendations for Providing Feedback on Their Problematic Online Gambling Behavior: A Lexicometric Analysis
Ms. Daphnee Thomas (Paris Cite University - Psychopathology and Health Processes Laboratory)
The Danish national gambling helpline - StopSpillet
Mrs. Stine Hald Mårtensson (The Danish Gambling Authority)
Care calls: Contacting players at risk. Ten years of experience contacting at-risk players, and how they prevent problem gambling.
Mrs. Josefin Nordenhammar (Norsk Tipping), Mrs. Maria Heia (Norsk Tipping)
10:20
Coffee break
Foyer (ground floor)
11:00
Parallel 1 - Youth and Prevention
Auditorium A (ground floor)
Preventing Behavioral Addictions in Children: Quasi-Experimental Effectiveness Results from the National Implementation of the 'Tools for Modern Times' in Croatia
Prof. Neven Ricijas (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences)
Identified play reduces underage gambling and gambling-related harm among young players
Mrs. Eeva Rissanen (Veikkaus)
Sports betting behavior among high school students: A systematic review
Mr. Hailemariam Weldemariam (University of Bergen)
Young people should be prioritized in responsible gaming measures
Mrs. Jenna Ekström (Paf)
Parallel 2 - Economics and Politics
Auditorium B (ground floor)
Is in-play betting really a continuous form of betting?
Mr. Dan Waugh (Regulus Partners)
Gambling and wellbeing: Uneven gains and deficits across risk levels
Dr. Kaori Narita (University of Liverpool)
"CURRENT TRENDS IN PUBLIC POLICIES FOR GAMBLING AND BETTING IN LATIN AMERICA"
Dr. Cesar A. Sanchez-Bello (APAL Asociación Psiquiatrica de America Latina)
“Public Gambling in Italy: Reorganisation, Territorial Issues and Institutional Short-Circuits”
Dr. Geronimo Cardia (ACADI, Associazione Concessionari dei Giochi Pubblici)
Parallel 3 - Research
Hovedbanegården (2nd floor)
Psychosocial Characteristics of Treatment-Seeking Patients with Gambling Disorder: Differences Regarding Initial Motivational Status
Prof. Dora Dodig Hundrić (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences)
Heterogeneous Effects of Sports Betting Legalisation on Suicide Mortality
Dr. Ayan Orujov (University of Liverpool)
Gambling Disorder to Addiction-Prone Personality: Clinical Implications from an Italian Residential Treatment Programme
Mr. Riccardo Zerbetto (Orthos)
Perceived Benefits and Harms of Gambling Among Finnish Gamblers: A Population-Based Study of Subjective Evaluations Across Financial, Health, and Relationship Domains
Mr. Kalle Lind (Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare)
Parallel 4 - RG Tools
Enghave Plads + Kodbyen (2nd floor)
‘Not on GamStop’: A digital risk-audit of black market gambling websites promoted via predatory advertisements
Dr. Jamie Torrance (School of Psychology, Swansea University, Swansea)
What does Positive Play look like? Findings from 2017 to present day
Dr. Richard Wood (Positive Play Academy)
The Effects of Monthly Gambling Activity Summaries on Player Awareness and Behavior: Evidence from a Large-Scale Real-World Experiment
Mrs. Nienka Kroesen (Nederlandse Loterij)
12:10
Summary & Looking Ahead
Auditorium
Panel members: Maris Catania, Jeffery Derevensky, Andrew Tottenham, Daniel Grabher, Paul Delfabbro, Ismail Vali, Michael Auer
Moderator: Peter Wilson
13:00
Farewell lunch
Restaurant (first floor)