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EPIC Risk Management Against All Odds Problem Gambling and the Workplace 11 th October 2018 Paul Buck – CEO EPIC Risk Management

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EPIC Risk Management

Gambling FactsGambling in the UK

450,000 problem gamblers in the UK

A further 4.5m directly affected (10 for every problem gambler)

75% of the UK adult population gamble

1:30 of employees in normal risk sectors ‘consistently gamble more than they can realistically afford’

1:6 of employees in high risk sectors such as FS, pro sport and the armed forces ‘consistently gamble more than they can realistically afford’

In March 2013 gambling addiction was reclassified as a full behavioural addiction akin to heroin misuse

TV advertising has increased by over 1,300% since 2007

Safer Gambling focus

Customer protection

Complaint handling

Responsible advertising

Reduction in gambling related crime / AML / CTF

Safer gambling NOT responsible gambling

Reduction in gambling-related harm

Consistency & balance – every department of every operator in focus

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EPIC Risk Management

Pathological gambler

Abusive gambler

Heavy gambler

Regular gambler

Occasional gambler

Non-gambler

RISK

None Low Low/Medium

Medium/ High

High Very High 3rd Party Support

Gambling Spectrum

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Affordability Doesn’t spend money on gambling

Control Full control of time/finances/cognition

Spending Habits Not applicable

Loss Chasing Not applicable

Markets & Products Not applicable

Accounts & Depositing No account

Depositing Not applicable

Mental Health Non-related

Account Activity Non-related

Behaviour Very few, if any, thoughts about gambling

Non-Gambler

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Occasional Gambler

Affordability Infrequent spending within disposable income limits

Control Full control of time/finances/cognition

Spending Habits No escalation in spends and withdraws winnings

Loss Chasing Doesn’t chase losses

Markets & ProductsSticks to known markets (sportsbook or casino), limited to infrequent

trips to casinos, races

Accounts & Depositing Probably have 1 account

Depositing Consistent source of depositing

Mental Health Non-related

Account Activity Uses available bonuses with no unnecessary contact/complaints

Behaviour No observable gambling related behaviours

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Regular Gambler

Affordability Controlled regular spending within disposable income limits

Control In control of time/finances/cognition, but will use more of each

Spending Habits Limited escalations in spends and often withdraws winnings

Loss Chasing Doesn’t chase losses

Markets & Products Strategical when placing bets and sticks to known markets and products

Accounts & Depositing May have more than 1 account for tactical purposes

Depositing Consistent source of depositing

Mental Health Non-related

Account Activity Uses available bonuses with no unnecessary contact/complaints

Behaviour No observable gambling related behaviours

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Heavy Gambler

Affordability Occasional erratic spending using most of, or all disposable income

Control Occasional loss of control of time/finances/cognition

Spending HabitsHigher stakes/regular increases in spending and deposit limits and

limited withdrawals

Loss Chasing Some chasing of losses/winnings

Markets & Products Uses multiple markets and products (sports, casino & poker)

Accounts & Depositing May have more than 1 account for tactical purposes

Depositing May use more than one card to deposit/possible credit card use

Mental Health Increased

Account Activity More contact with customer service (complains/ bonus requests)

Behaviour De-socialised gambling. Increasing impact on time

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Abusive Gambler

Affordability Unsustainable spending beyond affordability

Control Regular loss of control of time/finances/cognition

Spending HabitsBlind to their deposits and losses. Becoming immune to the effects.

Rarely withdraw

Loss Chasing Regular chasing of losses

Markets & Products Erratic betting patterns on multiple markets and products

Accounts & Depositing May have more than 1 account to hide behaviours and chase bonuses

DepositingUses more than one card to deposit/possible credit card use. Regular

failed deposits. Gambling with credit/borrowed funds

Mental HealthMay be signs of a mental health onset (depression, anxiety, insomnia, bi-

polar)

Account Activity Account closures/bonus begging and possible duplicate accounts

BehaviourMainly gambles in isolation. Will affect productivity at work. Will think

about gambling whilst doing other things

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Pathological Gambler

Affordability Compulsive spending beyond affordability

ControlComplete loss of control of time/finances/cognition. Brain totally

enveloped by next bet or result of bet already placed

Spending Habits Numb to the reality of the numbers – money becomes worthless

Loss Chasing Indifferent reaction to losses or winnings – numb to the effects

Markets & Products Opportunistic betting on any market or products available

Accounts & Depositing May have more than 1 account to hide behaviours and chase bonuses

DepositingUses multiple means possible (debit & credit card use). Regular failed deposits. Will find money anywhere possible to fund the addiction.

Mental Health Co-morbid addiction or mental health alongside

Account Activity Multiple secret/duplicate accounts and falsifying of details

BehaviourWill keep gambling, completely anonymous. Will gamble when should be

doing other things. Feeling of paranoia - threat of being exposed

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Pathological gambler

Abusive gambler

Heavy gambler

Regular gambler

Occasional gambler

Non-gambler

RISK

None Low Low/Medium

Medium/ High

High Very High 3rd Party Support

Gambling Spectrum