We know the problem.

Gambling becomes a problem when it negatively impacts any area of your life. It doesn’t matter how much you’ve lost or won — nor how much you know about a sport or team.

Someone with a gambling problem, also known as a gambling disorder or gambling addiction, becomes more preoccupied with gambling over time. Like any addiction, gambling disorder causes disruptions to your well-being, job, and relationships.

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How do I know if I have a gambling problem?

Problem gambling can be tough to spot and easy to hide. Common signs include:

  • Needing to gamble with more money to achieve the same desired excitement 

  • Feeling restless or irritable when trying to cut down or stop gambling 

  • Gambling when feeling stressed, sad, or anxious

  • Chasing losses or returns to get even

  • Lying to conceal the extent of gambling

  • Relying on others for money to continue playing or to try to fix situations caused by gambling 

  • Gambling at risk of jeopardizing a relationship, job, or one’s finances

Contact Us.

MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION ON PROBLEM GAMBLING
2843 E Grand River Ave BoX 268

East Lansing, MI 48823
Phone: 517-672-6904

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