The Danger of Youth Gambling

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The Danger of Youth Gambling

We all know that teens are under stress

And we know that youth use potentially addictive substances and behaviors as an unhealthy way to deal with their stress

And that the use of substances (ATOD) and certain behaviors at an early age increases the likelihood of addiction

But what about gambling But what about gambling? Have you ever seriously thought about how underage gambling effects youth?

Unlike ATOD, most adults consider youth gambling to be harmless so they encourage it or, at the very most, turn a blind eye to it

In fact, youth problem gambling rates are three times higher than adults.

So why is current society so blasé about underage gambling? While it is true that addictive substances often lower inhibitions leading to poor choices, research has shown that gambling addiction can exist without the influence of any substance, and the problems can be devastating for persons of any age. So why is current society so blasé about underage gambling?

Let’s Talk About Youth Gambling in Delaware

Note: Beginning in 2008, Gambling data are collected every other year

Frequency of Different Types of Gambling Among 2016 Delaware 8th Graders

Frequency of Different Types of Gambling Among 2016 Delaware 11th Graders

In the 8th grade, 29% of the kids that gambled in the past year drank alcohol, versus 12% of the kids who did not gamble in the past year.

In the 11th grade, 65% of the kids that gambled in the past year drank alcohol, versus 45% of the kids who did not gamble in the past year.

You Wouldn’t Do This (psa)

Let’s think ATOD-G and work together Risky behaviors go together. ATOD and Gambling clearly have correlations that exist and need to be further explored. In your prevention efforts with kids, please remember to invite DCGP to make presentations as part of your orientation, summer and afterschool programs, as well as major youth events. Let’s think ATOD-G and work together

Gambling Addiction is a treatable disorder DELAWARE COUNCIL ON GAMBLING PROBLEMS provides a toll-free, 24/7 HELPLINE that is answered by a LIVE person, 365 days a year. Please call us. We can help problem gamblers and their families get the help they need. 1-888-850-8888