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Table 1.0. Respondent engagement in online casino games (excluding slots)<\/h2>\n\n- However, 19 percent of respondents stated that they would decrease their stake amounts when losing, compared to 6 percent of respondents when winning (Table 2.0).<\/li>\n
- When looking into the attitudes towards online casino games\u2019 speed of play, the majority of respondents reported that across 7 online (non-slots) casino games, the speed of play was \u2018just right\u2019 (71 to 78 percent).<\/li>\n
- Keno and baccarat had the least number of respondents spending money on this activity in the last 12 months (9 percent and 10 percent respectively) (Table 1.0).<\/li>\n
- If you want to complain about a gambling business or need further help please contact us.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
We have learnt about consumer's attitudes towards online casino game\u2019s spin speeds, their awareness around their spending habits and behaviours, as well as supporting Evidence theme 5, adding value to our evidence base. This research has been able to give insight into which online casino products consumers are engaging with and the demographics that are doing so. Respondents were also asked about their staking behaviour, with many reporting that they do not change their stake amounts whether winning or losing (69 percent and 67 percent, respectively). Keno and baccarat had the least number of respondents spending money on this activity in the last 12 months (9 percent and 10 percent respectively) (Table 1.0). Google acts as data processor on our behalf, further information is available in\tGoogle Cloud Platform Service Specific Terms (opens in new tab) and Google's\tCloud Data Processing Addendum (opens in new tab). If you want to complain about a gambling business or need further help please contact us.<\/p>\n
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We have learnt about consumer's attitudes towards online casino game\u2019s spin speeds, their awareness around their spending habits and behaviours, as well as supporting Evidence theme 5, adding value to our evidence base. This research has been able to give insight into which online casino products consumers are engaging with and the demographics that are doing so. Respondents were also asked about their staking behaviour, with many reporting that they do not change their stake amounts whether winning or losing (69 percent and 67 percent, respectively). Keno and baccarat had the least number of respondents spending money on this activity in the last 12 months (9 percent and 10 percent respectively) (Table 1.0). Google acts as data processor on our behalf, further information is available in\tGoogle Cloud Platform Service Specific Terms (opens in new tab) and Google's\tCloud Data Processing Addendum (opens in new tab). If you want to complain about a gambling business or need further help please contact us.<\/p>\n