It is not only the gambler who is harmed. criminal activity due to financial difficulties, such as stealing from friends or family, or fraud.reduced performance in employment and education - loss of concentration in work, showing up late, periods of absence or poor performance which could lead to demotion, resignation, discipline, dismissal or withdrawal from education.cultural - the perception of gambling is influenced by cultural norms and often the perceived stigma attached to issues with gambling can lead to feelings of shame and isolation.mental and physical health - this may include substance use, poor wellbeing, sleep problems, anxiety, depression or suicide.relationship disruption, conflict or breakdown - arguments with friends and loved ones, relationship breakdown or domestic violence.financial – serious debt, bankruptcy or housing problems including homelessness.The following are types of harm that are common as a result of problem gambling: Problems with gambling can impact you in many different ways, affecting your health, relationships or could leave you in serious debt, amongst many others.
