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Norway: The slot machine and problem gambling A study commissioned by the Norwegian Gaming and Foundation Authority IJ Bakken 1, A Øren 1, KG Götestam 2 1 SINTEF 2 Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) 1

The Norwegian gambling market 2007 Before July 1: Norsk Tipping (lotteries, football pools, Keno, sports betting) RiksToto (horse-betting) 15 000 Slot machines in public places (bill ban, closed during night time) July 1: Slot machine ban effectuated, all slot machines immediately removed Our study was carried out Jan-March 2007 2

Norwegian slot machines pre July 2007 3

Gross turnover 2001-2006 45.000 40.000 35.000 30.000 Millions NOK 25.000 20.000 15.000 10.000 5.000 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 22.411 30.149 37.509 40.827 42.362 38.147 Per capita: 5000 6600 8200 8900 9200 8200 NOK (980 USD) (1600 USD) www.lottstift.no 4

Gross turnover 2001-2006 by supplier Millions NOK 45000 40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Others RiksToto (RiksToto) Norsk Tipping Slot machines www.lottstift.no 5

Scope 1 (Commission) To asses prevalence of problem and pathological gambling by age and gender Scope 2 To take a closer look at slot machine gamblers 6

Materials and Methods Postal survey Stratified probability sample (age, gender, county) Age-group 16-74 years 10,000 invitees Response rate 36.1% (N=3,483) 7

Questionnaire Demographic data Gambling behaviour (games played, frequency) Preferred games Self-reported health and psychological impairments The NODS Screen for assessment of problematic gambling 8

The NODS Screen Based on the DSM-IV Criteria 10 items for lifetime gambling problems 10 items for past-year gambling problems Problem gambling: 3-4 items Pathological gambling: 5+ items Problematic gambling: 3+ items 9

Results Part 1: Gambling behaviour and problematic gambling 80% were life-time gamblers 69.7% had gambled over the past year Large gender differences 10

Proportion (%) weekly gamblers % 40 35 30 25 20 15 Women Men 10 5 0 16-24 25-44 45-74 11

Games played (%) in the past year 16-24 25-44 45-64 65-74 W M W M W M W M Slot machines 34 63 10 21 4 11 2 5 Horse gambling 6 8 10 19 7 22 3 15 Football pools 12 27 9 24 8 22 6 22 Sports betting (Norwegian) 6 21 2 15 2 11-2 Lotto 56 46 80 80 83 84 70 85 Scratch Cards 81 56 57 45 33 31 30 30 Internet poker 1 20 2 6 0,2 1 - - Other Internet gambling 1 8 1 7 0,2 2 - - 12

NODS scores Lifetime 0: 93.7% 1-2: 4.6% 3-4: 1.1% 5+: 0.6% Past-year 0: 96.5% 1-2: 2.8% 3-4: 0.4% 5+: 0.3% Problematic gambling (NODS 3+) Lifetime: 1.7% (95% CI: 1.3%-2.2%) Past-year: 0.7% (95% CI: 0.5%-1.1%) 13

Problematic gambling (past-year) by gender and age % 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 Women Men 1 0,5 0 16-24 25-44 45-74 14

Prevalence of past-year problematic gambling (%) Gender Female (ref) 0.4 Male 1.1* Age group 16-24 (ref) 1.8 25-44 0.7 45-74 0.4 Country of birth Norway (ref) 0.7 Other Western country 1.2 Non-Western country 3.4* Marital status Cohabitating/married (ref) 0.4 Single 1.6* Educational level Low (ref) 1.0 Medium 1.4 High 0.1* 15

Single most important game (%) Non-problem gamblers Problematic gamblers Slot machines 3.0 35.5 Horse betting 2.1 3.4 Football pools 4.9 3.4 Sports betting 1.7 5.1 Lotto 44.9 5.1 Scratch cards 9.5 8.4 Internet poker 0.6 10.1 16

Results Part 2: Slot machine players 3,483 participants 1,117 non-gamblers excluded from analyses 2,366 past-year gamblers 393 (16.6%) slot machine players 1,973 non-slot machine players 17

Prevalence of past-year slot machine playing (%) Gender Female (ref) 10.4 Male 21.9 Age group 16-24 (ref) 13.7 25-44 9.5 45-74 5.1 Marital status Cohabitating/married (ref) 10.8 Single 30.0 Subjective financial situation Good (ref) 12.9 Satisfactory 21.4 Unsatisfactory 29.7 18

Participation (%) in various games Slot-machine playing No Yes Slot machines 0 100 Bingo 1.6 4.8 Horse gambling (Norwegian) 11.8 20.6 Football pools (Norwegian) 14.5 28.0 Sports betting (Norwegian) 6.1 18.4 Lotteries except scratch cards 81.8 69.7 Scratch cards 39.9 66.0 Internet gambling* 2.1 6.9 Cards, dart etc 4.4 1.8 *Internet gambling includes foreign vendors only (poker, casino, betting, bingo etc) 19

Slot machine playing and the single most important game ever No Slot-machine playing Yes Slot machines 0.2 19.9 Bingo 0.4 1.3 Horse gambling (Norwegian) 2.7 2.6 Football pools (Norwegian) 4.3 5.4 Sports betting (Norwegian) 2.0 3.3 Lotteries except scratch cards 66.7 40.3 Scratch cards 8.8 10.7 Internet gambling* 1.9 4.3 Cards, dart etc 1.9 5.9 *Internet gambling includes foreign vendors only (poker, casino, betting, bingo etc) 20

Slot machine playing and mental problems Slot-machine playing No Yes Sleep disorders 27.8 30.6 Feeling of depression 17.5 21.1 Suicidal ideations 1.3 3.6 * Anxiety 6.8 11.0 * Obsession/compulsion 1.3 5.4 * Alcohol/substance abuse 1.1 9.2 * None of the above 61.7 57.2 *Statistical significant (Chi-square) 21

Slot machine playing and reasons to play Slot-machine playing No Yes For excitement/challenge 35.5 52.7 * For fun/entertainment 53.2 68.4 * To win money 55.8 58.6 To improve financial situation 10.3 10.5 To chase previous losses 0.4 3.3 * For distraction from problems 0.3 0.7 To support a good cause 18.5 16.3 To be around other people 5.4 10.4 * To achieve a feeling of arousal 0.3 4.0 * *Statistical significant (Chi-square) 22

NODS score (past-year) and slot machine playing Slot machine playing NODS No Yes 0 97.1 85.2 1-2 2.5 10.5 3-4 0.3 2.6 5+ 0.2 1.8 The other way round: 68.0% of all past-year problematic gamblers (NODS 3+) had played the slot machine during the last year. 23

A close look: Single most important game (%) among slot machine players No Gambling problems Yes Slot machines 18.5 47.4 Bingo 1.1 5.3 Horse gambling (Norwegian) 2.4 5.3 Football pools (Norwegian) 5.6 - Sports betting (Norwegian) 2.9 10.5 Lotteries except scratch cards 42.4 - Scratch cards 11.4 - Internet gambling* 2.9 31.6 Cards, dart etc 6.2 - *Internet gambling includes foreign vendors only (poker, casino, betting, bingo etc) 24

July 1, 2007 15,000 Slot machines removed from the Norwegian market. Immediate effect on gross turnover: 45000 40000 Millions NOK 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 Andre RiksToto (horses) Norsk Tipping Spilleautomater Slot machines 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 www.lottstift.no 25

Removal of slot machines Immediate effect on gambling help-line calls: 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Jan x 227 197 183 107 Feb x 217 192 188 155 March x 231 197 231 148 April 100 201 198 177 99 Mai 463 177 186 211 110 June 308 178 187 172 86 July 222 159 142 119 61 August 201 148 183 80 48 Sep 283 162 152 94 75 Oct 303 212 162 120 69 Nov 192 186 198 117 91 Dec 165 178 139 100 68 Total 2237 2276 2133 1792 1117 www.lottstift.no 26

New population-based study Summer 2008: A new population-based gambling study commissioned by the Norwegian Gaming and Foundation Authority is being conducted by SINTEF. First results will be available December 2008. 27

New gambling machines (Norsk Tipping) Introduced gradually from August 2008 Registered gamblers only Age limit 18 years Maximum loss per game: 50 NOK per day: 400 NOK per month: 2200 NOK Maximum playing time 1 h (10 minutes break) Gambling Terminals 28

Trondheim, Norway The Gate to Good Fortune Bridge The Nidaros Cathedral Thanks! 29