Most Kiwis know that honesty about gambling means being truthful with others about the amount of money and time spent gambling.

Research shows that people who are open and honest about their gambling are more likely to be satisfied with their playing experiences.

Positive Play Tip: Try to always have open and honest conversations with your friends and family about your gambling.

Being informed about the odds of winning and knowing how the games work all make for a more positive experience.

Research shows that most Kiwis know that gambling is just for fun, not a way to make money.

Positive Play Tip: Learn how games really work with the links at the end of this quiz. Gambling can be fun, but the odds are never in favour of you making money.

Research shows that playing is more satisfying when you know how much money and time you can afford to spend.

Positive Play Tip: Think about how much you can afford to spend before you begin playing (a rule of thumb is a maximum of 1-3% of your income).

There is a ton of research showing that players have a much more positive gambling experience when they set a money and time limit before they gamble.

Positive Play Tip: Setting a limit (even just in your head) on money and time spent gambling means you are much less likely to spend more than you wanted to.