Understanding the Gambling Continuum
Everyone’s gambling habits fall somewhere on this scale. People can move back and forth over time, but knowing where you are now can help you make informed choices. If you’re unsure where you fall, take our quick screener for a clearer picture.
If you’re unsure where you fall, take our quick screener for a clearer picture.
Understanding the Gambling Continuum
Everyone’s gambling habits fall somewhere on this scale. People can move back and forth over time, but knowing where you are now can help you make informed choices. If you’re unsure where you fall, take our quick screener for a clearer picture.
If you’re unsure where you fall, take our quick screener for a clearer picture.
Continuum Explained
Does Not Gamble
You don’t gamble at all, or only rarely for fun. Gambling has no real place in your life.
Not Experiencing Problems
You gamble for entertainment, spend only what you can afford, and it doesn’t affect your daily life.
Low-Level Problems
You may gamble more than planned at times or use it to cope with stress. While impacts are small, risks are starting to show.
Moderate Problems
Gambling is beginning to cause real issues with money, relationships, or emotions. Cutting back feels difficult.
Severe Problems
Gambling has become a major part of life, with serious harm to finances, health, and relationships. Stopping without help may feel impossible.
