The Addisons Gambling Team was delighted to host this online wagering regulation webinar as part of the Addisons “Gambling Law Year in Review and What to Expect in 2021” webinar on 2 December 2020.
Overview
In this panel, we discuss the National Consumer Protection Framework and the Australian Sports Wagering Scheme, with a focus on the impact that both of these initiatives could have on wagering regulation, and the wagering industry more broadly, in 2021.
“There has been some research to suggest that inducements or loyalty programs could be used as a tool to encourage safer gambling engagement, so for example, the award of loyalty points for setting a limit or for taking a break. That’s a kind of interesting idea that hasn’t been explored in Australia.”
Dr. Sally Gainsbury, Deputy Director, Gambling Treatment Clinic & Research Group, University of Sydney
Panellists
- Dion Jackomas, Manager, Policy & Legislation, Liquor and Gaming NSW
- Dr. Sally Gainsbury, Deputy Director, Gambling Treatment Clinic & Research Group, The University of Sydney
- Jason Whybrow, Director, Sports Wagering and Match-Fixing, Sport Integrity Australia
Moderator
- Joseph Abi-Hanna, Solicitor, Addisons
Dion Jackomas
Manager, Policy & Legislation
Liquor & Gaming NSW
Dr. Sally Gainsbury
Deputy Director, Gambling Treatment Clinic & Research Group
The University of Sydney
Jason Whybrow
Director, Sports Wagering and Match Fixing
Sport Integrity Australia
Moderator: Joseph Abi-Hanna
Solicitor
Addisons
To view the other panels from this event, please click below;
- Online Gambling Regulation in Australia and Overseas Panel
- NSW Casino Inquiry and What it Means for Regulation of the Gambling Sector Panel
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