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. 2020 Dec 2;11:599967. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.599967

Table 2.

Comparison of respondents with and without history of self-exclusion, chi-squared test (N = 991 after exclusion of six respondents with missing data for the self-exclusion item).

Individuals reporting self-exclusion (n = 65) Individuals not reporting self-exclusion (n = 926) p-value
Age <0.001a
−18–24 years 2% (1) 1% (10)
−25–29 years 8% (5) 4% (39)
−30–39 years 29% (19) 12% (113)
−40–49 years 11% (7) 17% (155)
−50–59 years 29% (19) 26% (245)
−60–69 years 14% (9) 22% (208)
−70 years or older 8% (5) 17% (156)
Female gender 43% (28) 24% (221) <0.001
Psychological distress above cut-off 59% (38) 41% (373) <0.01
Living alone without children 20% (13) 25% (231) 0.37
Employed/studying 69% (45) 61% (569) 0.21
Ever needed to seek treatment for gambling problems 22% (14) 4% (33) <0.001
Moderate-risk/problem gambling 69% (45) 22% (202) <0.001
-Problem gambling 40% (26) 7% (68) <0.001
Past-year online casino gambling 89% (58) 34% (319) <0.001
Past-year land-based casino gambling 18% (12) 7% (66) 0.001
Past-year online poker gambling 28% (18) 17% (157) 0.03
Past-year electronic gambling machines 23% (15) 10% (96) 0.01
Past-year online bingo 46% (30) 20% (188) <0.001
Past-year sports betting (any) 43% (28) 63% (587) 0.001
Past-year online horse betting 53% (41) 65% (600) 0.78
Past-year land-based horse betting 22% (14) 30% (276) 0.16
a

Chi-square, linear-by-linear.