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Twenty Questions of Gamblers Anonymous Test

Understand how gambling may be affecting your life in about 4 minutes. Twenty clear questions deliver practical, reliable insight for next steps, support, and tracking change.
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October 2, 2025
October 2, 2025
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Gambling Addiction Scale (GAS)
Assesses the presence and severity of problematic gambling-related behaviors and their impact on control, finances, and relationships.
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0 – 6: Low concern | 7 – 20: Elevated risk
A score of 15 falls in the Elevated risk range, indicating substantial signs of problematic gambling tendencies that may be significantly affecting daily life.
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Worried casual gamblers
44%OF USERS
People who gamble for fun but have started noticing red flags like chasing losses, hiding play, or feeling unable to stop.
Partners and family members
32%OF USERS
Loved ones trying to understand whether someone’s gambling is becoming harmful and how serious the situation might be.
Counseling and healthcare clients
24%OF USERS
People already in therapy or support who use the questions to gauge severity and track changes over time.
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What does this questionnaire assess?
It screens for signs of problem gambling and the level of associated impairment. It focuses on effects on daily functioning, finances, and relationships.
How should responses be completed?
Answer each item honestly based on typical behavior and experiences. Do not spend time debating individual questions.
How long does it take and how many items are included?
It has 20 questions and usually takes about 4 minutes to complete. Most people can finish in one sitting without breaks.
How should the results be interpreted?
Higher numbers of endorsed items indicate greater likelihood of a gambling disorder and greater impact. Screening results do not replace a clinical evaluation.
Can the questionnaire be used more than once?
Yes, it can be repeated to monitor change over time after treatment or other interventions. Use the same instructions each time for comparability.
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Twenty Questions from the Anonymous Gamers Society Test

Twenty Questions of Gamblers Anonymous Test

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This screening tool is designed to help identify behaviors commonly associated with gambling-related problems. The Twenty Questions of Gamblers Anonymous is typically used as a brief self-report checklist to support initial clinical triage and referral decisions.

It consists of 20 items and takes about 4 minutes to complete. Responses are intended to clarify whether gambling may be contributing to functional impairment (e.g., financial strain, interpersonal conflict, or loss of control) and to guide discussion about next steps.

The Twenty Questions of Gamblers Anonymous may also be used in follow-up to monitor perceived change over time and to inform whether a more comprehensive assessment is warranted. Results should be interpreted in context and are not a standalone diagnosis.

Author: kimberly-s-young, mark-d-griffiths
Literature: Petry, N. M. Pathological gambling: Etiology, comorbidity, and treatment. American Psychological Association. 2005.; Gamblers Anonymous. Gamblers Anonymous. Gamblers Anonymous. 2001.
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