automatiquement l'information concernant les montants limites et les montants dépensés au
jeu (Schellink & Schrans, 2002). Ainsi, ces mesures objectives pourraient s'ajouter aux
perceptions des joueurs de leur contrôle au jeu afin de nous fournir un portrait plus complet
du contrôle déficitaire au jeu d'ALV. Ainsi, une conceptualisation du contrôle
opérationnalisée en termes du respect de limites pour le jeu pourrait s'avérer utile dans le
domaine de la prévention des problèmes de jeu.
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