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The impacts of gambling

Gambling can start as a bit of fun, but it’s important to recognise when it begins to affect your life or someone you love.

The impacts of gambling

Gambling can start as a bit of fun, but it’s important to recognise when it begins to affect your life or someone you love.

Why do people gamble?

Understanding why people gamble, including your own reasons, can help you make informed choices and take back control.

What is gambling harm?

Gambling harm happens when gambling starts to negatively impact your finances, mental health, relationships, work, or wellbeing.

Recognising the signs of gambling harm

It’s not always easy to tell when gambling is causing harm. Learn about the key signs of gambling harm.

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