What kind of a gambler are you?
Answer nine questions and find out if you have a problem with gambling
Through the service The Players Union provides you can get help with mental health and gambling problems.
Answer nine questions and find out if you have a problem with gambling
If you recognize yourself or your teammate, stop to think if there’s a need for a change.
Be honest with yourself. Gambling losses cannot be repaid with more gambling.
Gambling is meant to be fun and exciting. If you feel that fun and excitement are missing from your gambling, you should stop.
Stop and think about your gambling, if someone close to you makes a comment on your gambling. Problem gambling is never personal. If you have a problem, it affects your close ones.
Use the form at the bottom of the page to leave us your contact details. We will contact you within 24 hours.
Ask your club about the rules for gambling, if you are not aware of them yet.
A professional athlete is never allowed to bet on their own performance or that of their opponent. Do not bet on the performance of your team or your teammate even if you are not involved.
Any betting on the results of your own sport can seem suspicious. In most cases, you might know the persons involved, or be friends with them. The safest rule is to not bet on your own sport. In this way, you will avoid all problems.
As an athlete, you are in possession of information that is not public knowledge, such as injuries. This kind of information gives an unfair advantage to betting and gambling. Having the information is not wrong, but what you do with that information matters.
Do not get involved in any kind of match-fixing activity. If you have some information concerning match-fixing, report it anonymously using the RedButton app at playersredbutton.com.
You can get help – discuss your situation confidentially with a professional. Fill in your contact details and a professional will contact you within 24 hours.