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Problem Gambling Self-Test for Teens

Do you have a problem with gambling?
Ask yourself the following questions, adding up your "yes" answers.
  1. Teen Gambling Self Test Self-test Teen Problem Gambling
    Gambling Problems in Teens Teenage Gambling Problem - Self Test for Problem Gambling
    Do your friends gamble a lot?
    Yes No

  2. Have you ever gambled at school?
    Yes No

  3. Have you ever stayed away from school or work to gamble?
    Yes No

  4. Is gambling more important than school or work?
    Yes No

  5. Do you often spend your free time involved in gambling activities such as poker and sports betting?
    Yes No

  6. Do you find gambling to be the most exciting activity you do?
    Yes No

  7. When you are gambling, do you tend to lose track of the time and forget about everything else?
    Yes No

  8. Do you often daydream about gambling?
    Yes No

  9. Do you feel your friends are envious of you when you win money at gambling, and that you get extra attention because of gambling?
    Yes No

  10. When you win, do you want to gamble more because you believe that you will continue
    the winning streak?
    Yes No

  11. When you lose, do you feel you must bet as soon as possible to win back your losses?
    Yes No

  12. Do you often gamble with money you originally intended to use for other things...like lunch money, gas money, clothing money, money for CDs, MP3s, etc.?
    Yes No

  13. Do you ever "borrow" money from parents or friends to gamble?
    Yes No

  14. Have you ever sold a favorite possession or something very special to you to get money to gamble or pay a gambling debt?
    Yes No

  15. Do you try to prevent your family and friends from knowing how much and how often you
    gamble?
    Yes No

  16. Do you ever lie about your gambling? For example, do you ever tell people that you did not gamble or that you won money gambling when in fact you had lost money or possessions?
    Yes No

  17. Do you get into arguments with your parents because of gambling or with your friends over a gambling activity?
    Yes No

  18. Do you feel depressed or lose sleep or feel guilty because you lost money gambling?
    Yes No

  19. Have you ever thought of suicide as a way of solving your problems?
    Yes No

  20. Does one or both of your parents do a lot of gambling?
    Yes No

All finished? Great! Now, go ahead and print this page or write down your answers.

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Prepared by Durand F. Jacobs, Ph.D., Redlands, California

 
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