Protect your brain from the video gaming-gambling connection
Gambling is a game you don’t want to play
Gambling is when you risk something of value (like money, in-game currency, skins, jewelry, sneakers, etc.) trying to win something better in a game of skill or chance, where the outcome of the game is uncertain.
44% of Delaware eighth graders have gambled at least once in the past year.
First-person players
Underage gambling can mess with your brain and make you more vulnerable to developing a serious problem over time. Avoid playing gambling games within video games, purchasing loot boxes when you don’t know what’s in them or making side bets on the outcome of video game battles.
Did you know these activities can lead to gambling? Click each to see why.