Great Britain: low or moderate risk gambling prevalence 2016, by mental health

Share of people categorized as low and moderate risk gamblers in Great Britain in 2016, by mental health as per GHQ-12 score*

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Release date

September 2018

Region

United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales)

Survey time period

2016

Number of respondents

14,283**

Age group

16 years and older

Special properties

weighted base.

Supplementary notes

* The source adds the following information: "PGSI: Problem Gambling Severity Index. A score of 8 or more is indicative of problem gambling. A score of 3-7 is indicative of moderate risk gambling. A score of 1-2 is indicative of low risk gambling... A GHQ-12 score of 0 is indicative of no evidence of probable mental ill health, a score of 1-3 is indicative of less than optimal mental health, a score of 4+ is indicative of probable mental ill health."
** Weighted base: n (No evidence of mental ill health) = 5,430; n (Less than optimal mental health) = 2,755; n (Probable mental ill health) = 1,840

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