For an expanded New South Wales cashless gaming trial that will include almost 4,500 electronic machines, four members of the Gaming Technologies Association have received conditional approval.
Liquor & Gaming New South Wales was named in September to supervise cashless gaming technology trials organized by the Independent Panel on Gaming Reform.
In addition to identifying areas for improvement to lower gambling harm, the research sought to determine changes in player attitudes and behaviors brought on by the use of technology, the duration of sessions, the frequency and degree of harm experienced.
Liquor & Gaming New South Wales was named in September to supervise cashless gaming technology trials organized by the Independent Panel on Gaming Reform.
In addition to identifying areas for improvement to lower gambling harm, the research sought to determine changes in player attitudes and behaviors brought on by the use of technology, the duration of sessions, the frequency and degree of harm experienced.
