The Problem Gambling Severity Index (PSGI) is a brief, 9-item self-report measure of problematic gambling behaviours. Developed by Ferris and Wynne (2001), it is a reliable, standardised tool used to identify different levels of risk (none, low, moderate, and problematic).
The PGSI was specifically developed for use among the general population rather than within a clinical context.
Take the test truthfully to get an honest picture of where your gambling currently sits, here.
Understanding your score
If your score falls into the moderate or high risk categories, visit our Get Help page for support services.
