The central aim of this analysis was to explore the original British Gambling Prevalence Survey (BGPS) 2007 data using sophisticated statistical techniques to learn more about gambling participation, problem gambling, treatment seeking and gambling behaviour among young people. The findings from this analysis may be useful in further understanding various aspects of gambling behaviour; developing understanding of issues related to the planning and design of future prevalence surveys and other research projects; and should serve generally to help inform the debate regarding gambling-related policy.
