オフラインのギャンブラーがオンラインのギャンブルプラットフォームに移行するまでのオンラインゲーム経験の影響

Young-Hee Ko¹, Hohyun Kim²

¹Department of Business Administration, Seoul Business School, aSSIST University, Seoul, Republic of Korea.

PloS one

|September 5, 2025

まとめ

過去のオンラインゲーム経験は,オンラインギャンブルに関与する確率を大幅に高め,より高い頻度と支出を含みます. オンラインゲームへの投資はギャンブル行為の増加と相関しています

科学分野:

行動心理学
デジタルメディア研究
ギャンブル研究

背景:

オンラインギャンブルプラットフォームは急速に拡大しており,問題のあるギャンブル行為に対する懸念が高まっています.
オンラインギャンブルへの移行における以前のオンラインギャンブル経験の役割については,さらなる調査が必要である.

研究の目的:

オンラインゲーム体験がオフラインからオンラインゲームへの移行にどのように影響するか検討する.
オンラインゲームとオンラインギャンブルを結びつける心理的・行動的メカニズムを特定する.

主な方法:

韓国の 742 人の成人者から収集された調査データ.
オンラインゲーム体験とオンラインギャンブル行動の関係を評価するための統計分析

主要な成果:

オンラインゲーム経験のある人は,オンラインギャンブルへの関与,頻度,支出が著しく高いことを示しています.
オンラインゲームにおけるゲーム内購入支出の増加は,ギャンブルの頻度と支出の増加と関連しています.
プラットフォームの匿名性とデータ主導の意思決定は,経験豊富なオンラインゲーマーに強く訴える.

結論:

オンラインゲーム体験は,オンラインギャンブルの関与と問題のある行動の重要な促進因子です.
これらのリンクを理解することは,デジタルギャンブル環境のための効果的な規制の枠組みの開発に不可欠です.

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