Topic: Take This 2 Minutes Nine Step Quiz To Access Yourself In Gambling (Read 597 times)

I feel you mate this quiz also makes me anxious enough because I am also classified as a high-risk gambler like you, though this type of quiz doesn't really assess the real situation we are in towards our gambling activities but I can't take it off my mind because of the result I received and made me realize something to ease my activities.

Well well well, here I thought I was a low risk gambler but it turns out I am not quite that careful with my money and my gambling habits.

High risk gambler is now an attribute which that little quiz has given me.

Although I somewhat doubt the accuracy of that test, as it seems a bit too simple for any realistic assessment (it seems like more of a Facebook personality quiz, to be completely honest), it did make me reflect on my gambling strategy a bit harder. So thanks for that.

I took the quiz and I wasn't surprised with the result. I'm a low-risk gambler and I always think before I bet especially if I'm risking my hard-earned money. I always value what I worked for so I gamble responsively. It's fine to enjoy gambling especially if we seek entertainment but we shouldn't allow it to ruin our lives. Gambling isn't hardful but our decisions are.

The quiz wasn't really a real assessment to reveal our true situations towards gambling, and the results aren't that really accurate so it doesn't really matter if you fell under high-risk type of gambler or non-problematic type of gambler. The true assessment starts with ourselves and then what our close relatives/family/friends thinks about our situation.

in my case I don't put a lot of money in the game, I make a small deposit and fight to be able to make a profit and with that I make the capital grow, when I lose all my deposit I stop for a while and then I deposit the same amount again, always I deposit the same amount because it is an amount that I know I can afford to lose, sometimes it wins and I withdraw, but as we can all see the game is something that in the long run only casinos come out winners, so we have to look at games as fun. once someone from the real world asked me to tell him about sports betting, I explained everything to him but to my amazement the guy went to bet everything he had and lost, he only told me after he had made a bet, I was saddened by that news When he told me, for a moment I felt guilty and that's why I don't tell anyone about gambling

There are indeed questions which you havent done ever since on your gambling activity which you would be normally answering it out with "never" or no.
Doesnt matter on what you do as long you do see yourself not be affected when it comes to finances then you should really be fine.People do experience
problems whenever they do really go past into limits.

Addiction is a tough problem to get rid off and this is why you should really mind off about that risk on getting it via having good control
of yourself towards it.

I know that gambling is high risk, of course it is known by many gambling addicts, whose name addiction cannot be forgotten, sometimes many do not care about the important risk of betting and chasing dreams that have never been dreamed of.

However, I prefer to gamble choosing sites or bets that are not problematic, if I can avoid problems I will avoid them, although sometimes it can't be avoided, but I prefer to be without problems.

Regarding quizzes in gambling assessments, I will try to follow after I understand the questions asked, because some questions I have never done, for example, big bets and beyond my ability.

Don't worry because some users above do also got an incorrect result. I think the quiz is highly sensitive and most of the questions being asked there will tag you as high risk gambler if you answer it as a yes. I don't know if every quiz/testing website is like that but it's better to depend on the real specialist about this matter if you are serious of knowing your status because they can do some physical testing, not just mental like taking a quiz.

I think all of us have gone to a point where we get aggressive or greedy in gambling but we overcame it all by ourselves and now we are only gambling for fun or playing to test our luck and see if we can win something.

Becoming a Non-Problem Gambler isn't really that hard but what's hard is avoiding the temptation to spend more money.
Many people often face this and most of them fail to avoid it.
Maybe the casinos' promotions can make them come back more often than they planned, making them fall into gambling even more.
Maybe at first, they will not be tempted but the longer they play gambling and in a certain time, the temptation will get bigger and make them forget what they have to do so they just want to deposit money and continue to gamble.

I feel under the modern risk gambler which is pretty much where I would have thought I’d find myself. I’ve always been able to control my gambling habits, and only bet the amount that I feel comfortable losing and I’ve never felt personal pressure to bet more than that. I guess I consider myself lucky for it.

It had been quite a while since I gambled with real money, because I am always weary of the tension between friends when money gets involved, let alone with someone I barely know. Recently, a friend introduced me to betting online again, and though I might say am tempted to delve back in.
  I was still an undergraduate then when I tried betting, the kind that prints out slips; for the first time, and noticed how I felt anxious and uneasy because I was awaiting the outcome of my bet. I couldn't sleep that day. Betting with exchangeable items or any other valuables or better still with prank dares comes with a kinda flow that makes it fun, but I wonder if we can call it gambling because money of cash is not involved.
I turned out a moderate-risk gambler after the quiz. I guess I understand better.

I exactly have first mentality I really cannot deny. When I first started gambling with tiny bit of sports betting, anytime I won, I put in %90 of money I made through wins. In long run I kept losing and losing and it became pretty big net negative. I feel like I am bit safer with your second argument as I could stop somewhere, somehow for months and return later. But I think moderate-risk test result may be on point.

If you are in control of your financial management then you don't have to take some random survey too seriously and try to find the solution. The result shows that you take high risks while gambling it doesn't mean it can harm you unless you lose your control of your betting and financial stability.

Gamble once or twice in a month is really safe, someone even can gamble everyday and didn't get addicted, so I'd say the quiz isn't accurate. I took the quiz and fill it the safest answer (not the safest) but the result is moderate-risk gambler, I don't think it's correct, it should be on low-risk gambler. The reason is I never broke after gamble and only using money that I can afford to lose.

Took the quiz and I'm surprised that I got high-risk gambler even though I just gamble once or twice a month. Though I admit that I get greedy sometimes when my adrenaline is high telling me to play more ending of losing all my capital.

I don't know if the test is really accurate that I need to consult someone about my gambling habit because of the result because for me I don't consider myself that addicted yet that I gamble way more than I can afford to lose and only do it when I have spare amount of money.

Mine's result is low-risk gambler which I believe is true.

I seldom gamble and when I do, I make sure that I only gamble what I can afford to lose so that it won't bother me and it won't be a pain in my pocket or account. I don't really like to gamble beyond my capacity so I make sure to assess the situation first before gambling and making a risk so I won't regret later on. Because overthinking and regretting due to lost money is really bothering. Personally, it affects my mental state and influence how I behave whenever I gamble.

Every time I take my chances with betting such as risking to profit over something in general, it makes me nervous most especially if I'm uncertain of the outcome. I have my fair shares of mistake in gambling and I certainly wouldn't fall into the same mistake in the future because I already learned my lesson. Hence, the answer I chose in the self-assessment was more of never and a little of sometimes.

I'm sure a lot of people are opposite of me because of course, being a high-risk gambler could also mean higher rewards if ever you will win. Perhaps I'm just really more on calculated side rather impulsive because I once lost a huge amount thinking it would profit and be a good source of income, turns out it isn't worth it. Although I'm aware that it is my fault for not thinking long-term.

Even myself i also ended up in a moderate risk gambler, and I really think I am since i’m not into gambling obsession and I never gamble to earn a living. Gambling just made me entertained especially when I’m with my circle of friends, and I only gamble out of my extra money so that if I lose, it won’t affect my finances as it won’t be a big deal at all.

It says I am a "Low-Risk Gambler" .... and I agree with it, because I can stop whenever I want to and I do not have a constant urge to gamble. I see gambling as something like entertainment, even if it can be a bit stressful at times.

The Quiz will ask some hard questions ... that some people will lie about... so the outcome might not be the correct result, if people are not honest with the answering of the questions.

The same goes for me, I've taken the test and most of my answers are either sometimes or never and the result turned out to be a moderate risk gambler.

I mostly gamble for fun as well and I sometimes gamble too much to try and see if I'll be able to recover the funds I've lost. However, I never tried to bet funds that I don't own especially loaning just to gamble to avoid further loss if anything happens.

So long as you're not trying to use money that you don't have just to scratch the gambling itch, I think you're fine and can be considered a moderate gambler. Even I gamble for fun, and rarely evee think of hitting the jackpot. But of course, I still try to bet sensibly by checking the odds on games I'm interested on, and base my decisions from there and the latest news they might have on the teams. I'd be lying if I never desired to win. Of course I did, but a lot of times my excitement and my interest in the game overshadows my desire of winning the bet I placed.