check-dein-spiel.de
Free gambling addiction information and counselling for affected people and their families
About check-dein-spiel.de
Check dein Spiel is a public health resource from Germany's Federal Institute for Public Health. It provides information about gambling addiction, self-assessments and a knowledge test.
Affected people and their families can access free, anonymous online and telephone counselling, as well as information about local support and gambling exclusion.
Product: Gambling addiction information, self-assessment tools and free anonymous counselling.
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