Help for Problem Gambling

Problem Gambling Self Assessment

EAGS-4

If you are concerned about your gambling habits, take this four-question quiz. Answer each question honestly by choosing ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to understand if it’s time to consider changes or seek support for your behavior. If your score indicates you might be at risk, help and treatment options are available.

Self Assessment

Emerging Adult Gambling Screen Short Form (EAGS-4)

The Emerging Adult Gambling Screen Short Form (EAGS-4) is a brief, four-item measure of gambling-related harm among emerging adults (aged 18-24). For best results, please answer the following four yes/no questions honestly:

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Question 1 of 4

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1. In the past 12 months, have you lied or hid from others the amount of money you won or lost betting &/or gambling?*

About the Emerging Adult Gambling Screen

The Emerging Adult Gambling Screen Short Form (EAGS-4) is a brief, four-item measure of gambling-related harm among emerging adults (aged 18-24). The screen has been validated for adults ages 18-24, but may be helpful to screen other individuals engaged in emerging forms of gambling as well. It is not intended to be used as a diagnostic tool for gambling disorder. 

Developer Citation: Malkin, M. L. & Stacey, M. (2025) Gambling Research and Policy Initiative, East Carolina University. https://gamblingresearch.ecu.edu/projects/