DGOJ congress examines gambling risks, artificial intelligence and video games
The DGOJ’s first International Gambling Congress discussed gambling risks, artificial intelligence and video games on its second day in Spain, according to the report. A speaker said the relative risk of gambling problems was 15 times higher among machine players than in the overall population; the report also described traditional lotteries as having the lowest relative risk.
The discussion addresses risk differences across gambling products and the regulator’s approach to public gambling policy.