Background and aims Scratch cards are a popular form of lottery gambling available in
many jurisdictions. However, there is a paucity of research that examines associations …

The domain of gambling is rife with both diagnostic and non-diagnostic information.
Previous studies examining scratch card gambling have demonstrated that people are often …

Previous work has demonstrated that peoples' gambling-related judgments (eg, perceived
likelihood of winning) are often biased by non-diagnostic unclaimed prize information (ie …

In the domain of scratch card gambling,“pushes” refer to outcomes in which a prize is won
that is equal to the cost of a scratch card game. Despite resulting in no net monetary gain …

Past work has demonstrated that presenting statistical information in a foreground–
background icon array can improve risk understanding, reduce decision-making biases, and …

Previous research suggests that intuitively appealing, yet uninformative unclaimed prize
information is capable of biasing gambling-related judgments when people compare scratch …

Previous research has revealed that intuitive confidence is an important predictor of how
people choose between an intuitive and non-intuitive alternative when faced with …

The present study assessed how altering the presentation format of readily available
gambling information influences individuals' gambling-related judgments (eg, their …