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The expertise of the gambling researcher Dr. Tobias Hayer from the University of Bremen is sought after in specialist committees and the political sector. The psychologist has been appointed a member of the seven-person advisory board on gambling.

The board operates in accordance with the State Treaty on Games of Chance and is supported by the Joint Body for Games of Chance (GCS). The GCS is located within the Hessian Ministry of the Interior and Sports and organizes the cooperation of gambling supervisory authorities, the tasks of the gambling council, and the tasks of the advisory boards on gam- bling for the states and on sports.

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