A Cambridge study found that the better a trader is at reading their gut, the more successful they are as traders.
A study led by the University of York identified video game gambling simulations as a precursor to problem gambling and video gaming disorder in adults.
The Finnish study also discovered that for every added point of IQ, gamblers spent around £800 more on horse racing.
Since COVID-19, employers have been struck with a decision on whether to allow working from home or not. The hybrid model - which allows some days from home - may
The study, conducted jointly between UC Berkeley and UIUC, found that certain dopamine-regulating genes can influence our betting behaviour.
The study from the University of British Columbia suggest that lights and jingles may also promote problematic gambling behaviour.
Research shows 41% of people find that breakups are a positive experience overall.
Problem-gambling among women aggressively increased during pandemic lockdowns in the U.K., and is causing concern to experts in the field.
The way gambling affects the brain is the same as narcotics.