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A growing body of evidence has started to address the factors that lead to sports betting being perceived as an everyday part of sports, fostering its uptake. This research focuses on sports betting, a rapidly emerging sector of the gambling industry. Its impact on normalising gambling, especially among the young, has been of increasing concern over the last decade in countries like Australia and the United Kingdom (Purves et al., 2020). Sports betting is one of the few forms of gambling that has shown a substantial increase in participation in recent years (Hare, 2015). In Australia, sports betting resulted in the largest year-on-year percentage increase (16.3%) in gambling losses during 2017–2018.

Changes in dopamine function in the dorsal striatum are observed after chronic, but not acute, cocaine self-administration (Porrino et al. 2004). Whether this progression would also occur in a form of ‘behavioural addiction’ like problem gambling, where there is no drug involved, is unknown. As such, processes of habit formation and dorsal striatal function in problem Gamblers Choice reviews represent an important target for future research that may answer broader questions of relevance to drug addiction. In craps, gamblers play in a team where they take turns to throw the dice (‘shooting the dice’) onto the craps table. They can place bets on certain numbers being rolled, on any player's throw including their own. Regular craps players display a range of superstitious behaviours when throwing the dice, such as blowing on the dice, and using more force in their hand movements when trying to throw a high number (Henslin 1967).

This was more important in the context of making both sports and non-sports bets—those reporting higher levels of income were more likely to engage in these gambling types. Studies of neurotransmitter function in gamblers have focussed on the monoamines, dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline, which are known to play key roles in arousal, motivation and higher cognitive functions (see Robbins 2000 for a review). It is difficult to measure neurotransmitter levels directly in the human brain. Instead, a number of studies have measured peripheral markers in urine, plasma or cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). These studies reported increases in markers of noradrenaline function (Roy et al. 1988; Bergh et al. 1997), reductions in markers of serotonin function (Nordin & Eklundh 1999) and alterations in dopamine function (Bergh et al. 1997; Meyer et al. 2004). The study by Bergh et al. (1997) reported a decrease in CSF dopamine, coupled with increased levels of the dopamine metabolite, homovanillic acid, from CSF samples obtained in the clinic.

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