Topic: Take This 2 Minutes Nine Step Quiz To Access Yourself In Gambling - page 3. (Read 669 times)
July 10, 2022, 08:01:05 AM
Moderate gambler too, however, I'm not quite sure how accurate these tests are. I'm considering myself a low-risk gambler due to how frequently and how much I gamble, something that the quiz doesn't take into account. The questions are pretty general in my opinion and should not be taken for granted. Obviously, if gambling is causing you problems in your daily life, either financially or mentally, you should seek help.
July 10, 2022, 07:31:44 AM
Shit.
My result from the quiz "High-Risk Gambler", damn never thought gonna get this result. To be honest, while doing gambling on win streak with a big money my bet size increases too.
Last time my crazy thing, betting 500-1000$ with win streak 25,000$ on Stake. Lukcy never get a huge debt from gambling.
My result from the quiz "High-Risk Gambler", damn never thought gonna get this result. To be honest, while doing gambling on win streak with a big money my bet size increases too.
Last time my crazy thing, betting 500-1000$ with win streak 25,000$ on Stake. Lukcy never get a huge debt from gambling.
I think this test was made by someone who has a huge prejudice towards gambling. The only chance of not falling into any risk category is to answer "never" everywhere. But this is complete nonsense, since many people treat gambling as entertainment and do not even feel any sense of excitement, for example, they simply bet on their favorite team to support it.
July 07, 2022, 08:14:38 AM
My result appeared moderate
On average i invest more than i gamble. I should rather be a low-risk taker. Most of my selection was never. I only gamble when i am bored, feel like trying out some new odds or have a bet fun for the week and my stakes are always low and moderate. Although i struggle with going back to gamble back what i lost the next day or days after but i try not to let it influence me because no matter what i only fund what i have made budget of losing already
On average i invest more than i gamble. I should rather be a low-risk taker. Most of my selection was never. I only gamble when i am bored, feel like trying out some new odds or have a bet fun for the week and my stakes are always low and moderate. Although i struggle with going back to gamble back what i lost the next day or days after but i try not to let it influence me because no matter what i only fund what i have made budget of losing already
Moderate as well, mostly never and few sometimes! I guess that gambling with larger amounts of money brings more excitement, of course, for some people spending $100 is a lot... each of us feels when the stakes are raised!
I tried it with "Don't know" answers to all the questions:
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Non-Problem Gambler
You likely have not experienced gambling-related problems in the last year. You’re conscious of how often you’re playing and how much you’re spending, without letting it negatively impact your daily life.
You likely have not experienced gambling-related problems in the last year. You’re conscious of how often you’re playing and how much you’re spending, without letting it negatively impact your daily life.
"Have you bet more than you could really afford to lose?" I Don't know, maybe I am, maybe I didn't...! Ah, it's ok then, you are definitely a "Non-Problem gambler"!
Interesting quiz for "accessing yourself in gambling"!
July 07, 2022, 07:44:21 AM
My result appeared moderate
On average i invest more than i gamble. I should rather be a low-risk taker. Most of my selection was never. I only gamble when i am bored, feel like trying out some new odds or have a bet fun for the week and my stakes are always low and moderate. Although i struggle with going back to gamble back what i lost the next day or days after but i try not to let it influence me because no matter what i only fund what i have made budget of losing already
On average i invest more than i gamble. I should rather be a low-risk taker. Most of my selection was never. I only gamble when i am bored, feel like trying out some new odds or have a bet fun for the week and my stakes are always low and moderate. Although i struggle with going back to gamble back what i lost the next day or days after but i try not to let it influence me because no matter what i only fund what i have made budget of losing already
July 07, 2022, 05:11:49 AM
I take the quiz and its good to know that’s I’m a moderate risk gambling which is expected since I made some mistakes in gambling before and I also have bad experiences but of course its tolerable since I don’t gamble beyond my capacity. Gambling is very risky, I wonder those who got the high risk result here what kind of activities they are doing. Hopefully, they are still in control and wont ended up as addict.
Gambling is very risky for those who believe it because that is what is known for but as soon as we try it for ourselves, the results can also be different because not all people are the same but there are some that has a strong control of their selves. I started gambling for fun and then I come to a point where I gambled for profit. Like any other else I also went into some problems but I am glad that I overcome it. I only wonder why the results of the quiz shows that I am a high risk gambler? I think it was not accurate. A true high risk gambler are the ones who gamble out of their limits. We have many threads here about compulsive gamblers, you can read those if you want to know more about them.
July 07, 2022, 03:54:19 AM
I thought the result for me is a non problem gambler, but it turns out to be a moderate risk gambler regardless of my answer to be "never" when it comes to problem in health and finances. Then, I only answered sometimes in all cases about gambling activities.
Well, It is not that accurate though and those questions are simple and direct, kinda get you to how far you are as a gamblers basically.
Well, It is not that accurate though and those questions are simple and direct, kinda get you to how far you are as a gamblers basically.
July 07, 2022, 03:45:39 AM
it's great if you are a non problem gambler, good for mental health, financial and no impact on real life. However, it is not impossible that non-problem gamblers can be influenced to become high-risk gamblers and it can even get worse to become a gambling addict if gambling activities become an active habit and do it excessively. and this can apply to anyone. as well as my experience. The change from a non-problem gambler increased over time with various factors influencing it to the point that I became a gambling addict. This quiz can be a reference to measure someone who doesn't know he has a problem or not. My experience teaches that something in excess is not good. I am currently a moderate risk gambler.
July 07, 2022, 03:20:03 AM
I am also a Non-Problem Gambler like many others. I am happy to see that I can handle my time gambling and know my limit so that it does not impact my real life. I also think that playing gambling does not have to use too big money as we only seek fun things in gambling games. But I also know that some people are using more money on gambling and yes, they enjoy playing gambling no matter the result. Hopefully, they do not lose so much money in gambling because that can hurt them.
July 06, 2022, 11:08:05 PM
I haven't taken the quiz as I know very well that I am far from being a high-risk gambler or even a moderate-risk gambler. I only gamble occasionally. I can easily spend an entire week or even an entire month without gambling. But when I do, I sometimes feel like I love the risk. So my bet has to be a significant amount, otherwise it wouldn't be much fun. Although it's always advised to gamble only what you can afford to lose, in reality gambling with an amount that makes you ecstatic when you win and bites a little hard when you lose adds a lot of fun in gambling.
July 06, 2022, 07:19:35 PM
I answered "don't know" to all the questions just for fun and it gave me a "Non-Problem Gambler" hehe. I'm not even sure what to make of that. Perhaps it has taken the consideration that you won't remember much if gambling is not that important to you.
The problem is the description they gave,
How would I be conscious if I "don't know"?
The problem is the description they gave,
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You likely have not experienced gambling-related problems in the last year. You’re conscious of how often you’re playing and how much you’re spending, without letting it negatively impact your daily life.
How would I be conscious if I "don't know"?
July 06, 2022, 07:15:48 PM
Have you assessed yourself on what kind of gamblers are you, this quiz which is a 2-minute nine-step quiz that will assess you on what kind of gamblers are you after you take the risk to be sure to answer the poll so the community will know how many of us here are Non-Problem Gambler, Moderate-Risk Gambler or High-Risk Gambler.
Well, I've been through two gambling situations in my life... one where I was addicted and where I'm sure my "score" on this quiz would be high, and one where I managed to re-establish myself and regain control.
I took the quiz based on my current situation and the result proves that I'm on the right track: "Non-Problem Gambler"
Thank you for sharing this study with us.
July 06, 2022, 07:09:14 PM
Have you assessed yourself on what kind of gamblers are you
I got the moderate risk gambler as I answered "sometimes" on most of the questions then answered a couple of "never" on the questions that are related to friends. Not too surprised about it since i've experienced nearly all of the scenarios mentioned by the questions but that's all in the past as i've already learned my lesson and moved on from my previous mistakes. 
July 06, 2022, 04:43:33 PM
I'm a nonproblem gambler or a low-risk gambler and I know this before the start of the quiz, the quiz assesses your condition on a 12-month basis which is good enough for a total assessment of your motivation and mindset in gambling I believe in this quiz because it's created by professionals and commissioned by one country, we need to assess our selves from time to time to check if we are still in a safe side of gambling.
July 06, 2022, 04:25:32 PM
I think those questions were not enough to have a conclusion if the person is non-problematic, low risk or high. Because someone who answers the survey can choose the answers that are not for real to themselves.
It could just be a way to give the result of that person and have a validation that he's not a high risk gambler.
It could just be a way to give the result of that person and have a validation that he's not a high risk gambler.
The questions are well constructed enough to reach a reasonable to conclusion as what level of a gambler one is provided that the questions are answered appropriately, but maybe there could be a little changes to the questions or the number of options to pick from, I'd say some of the question needed to be a Yes/No options while some needed the severity options as available there in the survey.
I ended up as Moderate-risk gambler, I know for sure that I'm never a lose chaser. I consider each bet as independent one and the chances of losing has nothing to do with previous outcomes.
But still, this is a good measure for those who want to look at on what type of gambler they are and if they're on the severe stage of gambling already.
It will still depend on us on how we'll accept the answer and we know the reality on what type we really are.
July 06, 2022, 03:36:39 PM
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I thought I would be a Non-Problem Gambler, but here comes Moderate-Risk Gambler after answering all the questions. If surprised but I think it is never possible to analyze the whole judgment by these nine questions. But it's good it creates an different feels. But whatever the results show me, I will always gamble as much as I can afford to loose and also never borrow for gambling on getting that moderate-risk gambler which is somethings off but well we do know on whats the truth or deep inside which we know that gambling couldnt really affect the way we do make out bets and the behavior
that we are through it. Gambling isnt bad as long you do have that good control and discipline towards self in regards with your money and the beliefs you do have towards gambling then i dont really
see any problem on it but well people are totally entirely different to each other.
July 06, 2022, 02:43:54 PM
I tried the quiz honestly and it turned out that I'm a low-risk gambler, though I myself think other that I'm a non-problem gambler. Although the results say low risk, but I don't want to have a problem even if it's just a little. Because it can be big in the future, so I have to try to suppress gambling again in my life.
July 06, 2022, 02:22:37 PM
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I thought I would be a Non-Problem Gambler, but here comes Moderate-Risk Gambler after answering all the questions. If surprised but I think it is never possible to analyze the whole judgment by these nine questions. But it's good it creates an different feels. But whatever the results show me, I will always gamble as much as I can afford to loose and also never borrow for gambling 
July 06, 2022, 01:22:44 PM
Shit.
My result from the quiz "High-Risk Gambler", damn never thought gonna get this result. To be honest, while doing gambling on win streak with a big money my bet size increases too.
Last time my crazy thing, betting 500-1000$ with win streak 25,000$ on Stake. Lukcy never get a huge debt from gambling.
My result from the quiz "High-Risk Gambler", damn never thought gonna get this result. To be honest, while doing gambling on win streak with a big money my bet size increases too.
Last time my crazy thing, betting 500-1000$ with win streak 25,000$ on Stake. Lukcy never get a huge debt from gambling.
July 06, 2022, 12:09:45 PM
I take the quiz, and the result says I am Non-Problem Gambler. I guess that is right because I don't have any problem playing gambling, and I can take it easy if I lose as I don't bet as big as I can afford to lose. I realize that gambling is just entertainment. I don't have to be serious. Besides that, I always have two results at the end of the game: win or lose. So I don't need to play hard for myself or even too seriously because I want to have fun playing gambling.
July 06, 2022, 11:28:24 AM
I've admitted to were a slight feeling of stress after gambling and sometimes returning to win back what I've lost.
Although I have not taken the survey yet but this is a sign of depression. When you gamble and lose you are suppose to walk away and not to keep fighting back, having the hope of trying your luck next time makes you better but if you insist of playing back and forth just to regain your losses you can go into depression.
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