PSHE Practice Test (Health Education): Gambling, Addiction And Games Of Chance - Age 11-14 — Flashcards | Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE) | FatSkills

PSHE Practice Test (Health Education): Gambling, Addiction And Games Of Chance - Age 11-14 — Flashcards

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A lotto ticket, a scratch card, a bet on the football results, or even a raffle ticket. These are all forms of gambling. But for some, gambling can become a problem. Like certain drugs, gambling can be addictive. You know you have a problem if you are spending money you cannot afford on gambling. 
 

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Which of these in NOT a sign you may have a gambling problem?
You bet occasionally and never more than you can afford
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