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ODJ Survey Reveals France’s Gambling Activity Declines, Problem Gambling Rises
The latest survey by Observatoire des jeux (ODJ), the regulating body that monitors the gambling activity of France, has revealed that gambling activity in the country is declining, but the cases of problem gambling rise.
Problem gambling is one of the biggest setbacks of the gambling industry. Protocols that ensure that players are protected from themselves are required for every company before approval of their licenses.
The decline in gambling activity for a country could mean two things. First, the country gets lesser revenue from the industry. And it also means that fewer people are attracted to gambling which means more money for their families.
ODJ reported that 47.2% of the ten thousand respondents are engaged in some gambling last year, a decline from the 2014 survey’s 57.2%.
The report also showed that the country’s excessive gambling activity doubled from 0.8% in 2014 to 1.6% in 2019. Gamblers at risk of becoming problem gamblers rose from 3.8% in 2014 to 4.4% last year.
The regulating body concluded that around 370 thousand French adults are problem gamblers, while about 1 million are at risk of becoming one. ODJ also claimed that 6% of spending on problem gamblers and those at risk of becoming one contributed 38.3% of all gambling spending in 2019.
The survey also revealed that lottery games lead France’s gambling activity, but problem gambling among lottery players remained low at nearly 1%. The report revealed that lottery scratch games are twice more addictive than traditional draw games. Poker and casino players are four times more prone to problem gambling compared to lotteries, while sports and race betting is six times more addictive.
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GROUPE PARTOUCHE: Acquisition of a Building at the Foot of the Arc De Triomphe to House its Parisian Gaming Club and its Head Office
Groupe Partouche has acquired a building, strategically located at Place de l’Etoile in Paris, at 10 avenue de la Grande Armée.
With a surface area of over 8000 m² spread over seven levels, this building will undergo development work to accommodate its Parisian gaming club currently located on rue de Berri.
This building will also house the headquarters of Groupe Partouche.
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The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) will exhibit at ICE Barcelona at stand 3M33. Additionally, IGSA President Mark Pace will speak Tuesday, January 21 on the panel, Responsible Gaming in Land-based Gambling: Is it Falling Behind Online Innovations? Pace will share his thoughts on current technologies being used for responsible gaming in online gaming and how they can be applied to land-based gaming.
“IGSA continues to engage with the gaming community and ICE Barcelona is one of the best gaming shows to do so at. We encourage the community to partner with us. IGSA will be at the ICE show on stand 3M33, and we invite our members and the public to stop by for an overview of our new membership levels, designed for maximum participation by the industry. For more information on the event, we invite the public to visit the ICE website for full details,” said Pace.
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