Gambling can affect almost every aspect of a person’s life, with approximately 15% of people who gamble experiencing at least one gambling related harm. Financial harms, like reduced spending money or being late paying bills, are the most common harms from gambling and are the most common reasons why people decide to change or seek help. Relationship issues, including conflict or tension, spending less time with family members and friends, and neglecting relationship responsibilities, are also common. Many people also report emotional harms, such as feeling distressed, ashamed, or regretful about their gambling. Some people also report harms to their health, cultural practices, and work or study performance.