Based on your answers, you have not reported any of the gambling-related issues covered by this screening. While you may gamble regularly, your responses do not suggest that gambling is currently causing problems for you.

It's still a good idea to keep an eye on your gambling habits and ensure that gambling remains affordable, and in balance with the rest of your life.

If you are concerned about your own gambling, or the gambling of a friend, family member, or someone you care about, our Gambling Harms Service is here to help. You can contact us for free, confidential advice and support. Complete your details below if you would and a member of our team to get in touch, or you can call us on 0114 258 7553.

Your responses suggest that you may be at a low risk of experiencing gambling-related harm.

While gambling does not appear to be causing significant problems at the moment, one of your answers indicates there may be an area worth paying attention to. Taking time to reflect on your gambling habits now can help prevent issues from developing in the future.

If you have any concerns about your own gambling, or you're worried about someone else's gambling, our Gambling Harms Service can provide confidential advice, information, and support. Complete your details below if you would and a member of our team to get in touch, or you can call us on 0114 258 7553.

Your responses suggest that gambling may be having some impact on your wellbeing, finances, relationships, or day-to-day life.

You may not feel gambling is a problem for you at the moment, but some warning signs are present. This could be a good opportunity to review your gambling habits and consider seeking advice or support to help keep things under control.

You don't have to wait until things get worse to ask for help.

If you're concerned about your own gambling, or you're affected by someone else's gambling, our Gambling Harms Service is available to offer free, confidential support. Complete your details below if you would and a member of our team to get in touch, or you can call us on 0114 258 7553.

Your responses suggest that gambling may be having some impact on your wellbeing, finances, relationships, or day-to-day life.

You may not feel gambling is a problem for you at the moment, but some warning signs are present. This could be a good opportunity to review your gambling habits and consider seeking advice or support to help keep things under control.

You don't have to wait until things get worse to ask for help.

If you're concerned about your own gambling, or you're affected by someone else's gambling, our Gambling Harms Service is available to offer free, confidential support. Complete your details below if you would and a member of our team to get in touch, or you can call us on 0114 258 7553.

Your responses indicate that gambling is likely causing negative consequences in your life and may be becoming difficult to control.

Many people experiencing gambling-related harm find it affects their finances, relationships, emotional wellbeing, or other important areas of life. The good news is that support is available, and positive change is possible.

You do not have to deal with this on your own.

We encourage you to contact our Gambling Harms Service. Whether you're worried about your own gambling or the gambling of someone close to you, our team can provide confidential, non-judgemental advice and support. Complete your details below if you would and a member of our team to get in touch, or you can call us on 0114 258 7553.