Poster Session
Discover New Research on Gambling!
Virtual Conference Poster Session October 4-7, 2021
Call for ICRG 2021 Virtual Conference Poster Submissions
Poster presentation sessions will be held during the virtual conference October 4-7, 2021. Researchers should email an abstract of planned poster to sadams@icrg.org. Abstracts should include: title of research, names of author(s), author affiliation, contact information, and a signed Statement of Helsinki. The submission can address any area of gambling research. Pending poster acceptance, poster presenters will be required to submit both a one-page PDF poster and a short 3-minute video, recorded and uploaded to Youtube that briefly explains the poster. Posters will be judged and an award for Most Outstanding Poster will be given.
Abstracts for the ICRG 2021 Virtual Poster Session due by September 15, 2021
Any questions should be directed to Program Officer Shayna Adams at sadams@icrg.org
2020 Virtual Poster Session Award Announcement
The ICRG would like to thank those that participated in this year’s 2020 Virtual Poster Session, hosted on Twitter.
We would like to congratulate Tori Horn, from The University of Memphis, for her Outstanding Poster Award for best poster in this year’s session. Tori Horn’s poster, “Does alcohol consumption increase risk-taking while gambling? A systematic review and meta-analysis” can be found at https://twitter.com/2020Icrg.
We would also like to extend a thank you to the Poster Session Award review panel: Jeremiah Weinstock, St. Louis University and Michael Wohl, Carleton University for their hard work and assistance in picking this year’s winner.
This year’s ICRG conference poster session will be fully virtual on Twitter, Oct. 15-22, 2020, Everyone is welcome to access new and exciting research on gambling and gambling disorder.
When: Oct. 15-22, 2020
Where: https://twitter.com/2020Icrg
How: Starting on Oct. 15th, posters will be published under the twitter handle @ICRG_Poster_2020. To look at these posters, please head to https://twitter.com/2020Icrg. Posters will include the Author information and twitter handle. We invite you to comment directly on posters and begin discussion directly on the thread. Please make sure to set your profile to public if you wish to begin discussion on the thread.
Posters will remain up and open until Oct. 22nd at 4 p.m.(Eastern). We welcome any comments and recommendations on poster awards and ask that you send any recommendations to sadams@icrg.org by Oct. 21st for consideration in judging.
A helpful link to using twitter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jWNpLvdocU
Any questions can be directed to Shayna Adams at sadams@icrg.org. We look forward to seeing you on Twitter!
Posters for viewing (check back often as the list continues to grow):
Cooper, Sarah @sarahecooper23.
Treatment Availability for gambling disorder is sparse nationally with gaps in availability being further compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic
Rutgers University
Cummings, Shayna @NOGResearchHub
Development of a gambling knowledge test for adults
Lakehead University
Etuk, Repairer
Sports Betting around the world: A systematic review
UNLV
Horn, Tori @tori_horn106
Does alcohol consumption increase risk-taking while gambling? A systematic review and meta-analysis
The University of Memphis
King, Anthony @gamelab12020822
Risk factors of problem gaming and gambling in US emerging adult non-students: The role of loot boxes, microtransactions, and risk-taking
UNLV
Li, Qian @GamblingClinic
“Play Responsibly”: Consumers’ attention to and understanding of warning messages scratch off lottery tickets
The University of Memphis
McPhail, Abby @AbbyMcP
Wagering under the influence of cannabis: Exploring the correlates among frequent gamblers
University of Memphis
Mora-Maltas, Bernat @MoraMaltas
Underlying mechanisms in the comorbid profile of videogame addiction with gambling disorder
Bellvitge University
Mestre-Bach, Gemma @GemmaMB2
Youth and gambling disorder: What about criminal behavior?
Bellvitge University
Quintero, Gabriel @GQUINTEROG2008
Review of the prevalences, characteristics and facilitators of sports betting in different populations
Florida State University
Stark, Sasha @SashaStarkPhD
Examining gender differences in gambling problems and concerns among parents in Ontario
Responsible Gambling Council
Tang, Karen @KarenTang_
Gambling disorder with and without a comorbid behavioural addiction: Differences in demographic and clinical characteristics
Dalhousie University
Valencia-Mendoza, Eduardo @EduValenciano
Suicidal behavior in patients with gambling disorder and their response to psychological treatment: the role of Gender and gambling preference
Bellvitge University
