CONTENTS:
- 'Play responsibly': consumers' attention to and understanding of warning messages on scratch-off lottery tickets. Horn T.L., Whelan J.P., Li Q., McPhail A., Meyers A.W., Majeed R., et al., p. 361-380.
- Gambling researchers' use and views of open science principles and practices: a brief report. LaPlante D.A., Louderback E.R., Abarbanel B., p. 381-394.
- Volatility under the spotlight: panel regression analysis of online slots player in the UK. Percy C., Tsarvenkov K., Dragicevic S., Delfabbro P.H., Parke J., p. 395-410.
- Substitution behaviors among people who gamble during COVID-19 precipitated casino closures. Xuereb S., Kim H.S., Clark L., Wohl M.J.A., p. 411-425.
- Interference-based methods to mitigate gambling craving: a proof-of-principle pilot study. Cornil A., Rothen S., De Timary P., Billieux J., p. 426-449.
- Association between public opinion of gambling policies, gambling behavior and demographics: a national survey in Finland. Selin J., Raisamo S., p. 450-459.
- Meta-analysis of the relationship between problem gambling, excessive gaming and loot box spending. Garea S.S., Drummond A., Sauer J.D., Hall L.C., Williams M.N., p. 460-479.
- The joint influence of regulatory and social cues on consumer choice of gambling websites: preliminary evidence from a discrete choice experiment. Teichert T., Graf A., Swanton T.B., Gainsbury S.M., p. 480-497.
- The symbolic construction of sports betting products. Lopez-Gonzalez H., Griffiths M.D., Jimenez-Murcia S., p. 498-515.
- Paid online convenience samples in gambling studies: questionable data quality. Pickering D., Blaszczynski A., p. 516-536.
- Letter to the editor: problem gambling in phenomenological psychopathology. Frisone F., p. 537-541.