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Historically the gambling market in Britain has been dominated by cash. However, in more recent times debit card payments have become the predominant form of payment in Britain, including in the gambling market.
In this report, BIT’s Gambling Policy and Research Unit presents additional evidence wagering requirements (WR)—common restrictions on gambling offers stipulating how many times a player must stake their received bonus funds before they can withdraw anything as their own money—are poorly understood by consumers.
Commissioned by Citizens Advice, this report explores how online choices architecture disproportionately harm vulnerable consumers, recommending this architecture and vulnerability should be addressed together to protect consumers.
In this report, BIT’s Gambling Policy & Research Unit presents its work, which explored how financial services firms can help to provide support to their customers who gamble.
En 2018, l’Union européenne a instauré le Règlement Général sur la Protection des Données (RGPD), donnant lieu à l’apparition de bannières « cookies ». Malheureusement, le design de ces bannières s’avère souvent problématique, empêchant régulièrement les internautes de faire un choix aligné à leurs préférences de partage de données.
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This project was conducted in 2023 as part of our framework agreement with the Directorate for Government Transformation (DITP). In 2018, the European Union introduced the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), giving rise to cookie banners. Unfortunately, the design of these banners often proves problematic, regularly preventing internet users from…
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Wagering requirements have significant consequences on how much consumers spend on gambling, and when they can withdraw bonus funds. However, in our earlier experiment testing the impact of slot game advert features, we found that despite their prevalence and consequences, wagering requirements are often hidden in footnotes of advertisements and…
BIT’s Gambling Policy & Research Unit partnered with Gordon Moody to help address the issue of high dropout rates during the application process.
Commissioned by People’s Partnership, BIT ran an online lab experiment with UK pension savers, testing the effect of incentives and referrals on people’s intention to transfer their defined contribution (DC) pension.
In this report, BIT’s Gambling Policy and Research Unit presents findings from a behavioural audit of the user journey and design of gambling management tools.
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