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FAIR-Ipsos Doxa survey finds 59% of Italians have limited responsible-gambling knowledge

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A FAIR-Ipsos Doxa survey presented in Rome on 14 October found that 59% of Italians had little or no familiarity with responsible gambling. More than eight in ten respondents considered gambling-harm prevention, child protection and action against illegal gambling priorities; 59% said current prevention efforts were inadequate.

The findings point to public awareness gaps relevant to gambling operators’ player-protection communications.

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FAIR director urges audience research and evaluation for responsible gambling campaigns

Cinzia Castiglioni, scientific director of Fondazione FAIR, called for audience research and evaluation of responsible gambling campaigns at Forum 2026 in Rome on 14 October. She said campaign designers should tailor messages to different audiences and assess their effects after distribution.

Cinzia Castiglioni, scientific director of Fondazione FAIR, said responsible gambling communication should be based on knowledge of its intended audiences and should include an assessment of results, rather than only the distribution of prevention messages. She spoke on 14 October at the second edition of Forum 2026 in Rome, an event dedicated to the effectiveness of communication and player protection, according to a report of her remarks.

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