Problem Gambling

Problem gambling is measured through screening instruments such as PGSI and DSM criteria, covering loss of control, chasing losses, concealment and…

Problem gambling is measured through screening instruments such as PGSI and DSM criteria, covering loss of control, chasing losses, concealment and financial or relationship harm. Prevalence rates vary by market but participation is far broader than harm.

Operators are expected to detect behavioural markers of harm in play data and intervene, not merely offer tools on request.

Category: Responsible Gambling

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