Low risk
Your answers do not currently point to a large number of risk signs. Even so, it is important to keep track of your gambling habits and not to let gambling affect your finances and everyday life.
Check yourself
An anonymous test of ten questions. This is not a medical diagnosis: the result helps you understand whether to consult a specialist.
Anonymous test
Over the past 12 months:
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Have you played for longer or more often than you planned?
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Have you tried to stop playing but could not?
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Have you increased your stakes to get the same feeling as before?
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Have you tried to win back lost money with new bets?
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Have you hidden information about gambling or losses from loved ones?
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Has gambling caused problems at work or in your studies?
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Have you borrowed money to gamble?
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Have you felt anxious, irritable or low because you could not play?
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Have you used money meant for your family to place bets?
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Do you feel that without a big win you cannot fix your financial situation?
Your result
Risky gambling behavior
Your answers may indicate risky gambling behavior. We recommend consulting a psychologist to understand the situation and, if necessary, get timely support.
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Increased risk
Your answers indicate an increased risk of problems related to gambling. We recommend seeking professional help and refraining from gambling for the time being. You can call a specialized helpline on gambling addiction.
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This is not a medical diagnosis. A specialist consultation can help assess the situation and decide on next steps.