Perez, Hanah Lee M.  <br/><br/>Financial resilience in online casino gaming evidence from e-bettors of Binangonan, Rizal/ Hanah Lee M. Perez  -  2025  - xv, 99 leaves;  28 cm. <br/><br/>Undergraduate Thesis <br/><br/> "This study explores financial resilience among e-bettors engaged in online<br/>casino gaming in Binangonan, Rizal. With the growing popularity of online<br/>gambling, this research investigates how individuals manage financial risks.<br/>sustain economic stability, and cope with gambling-related financial pressures.<br/>Using a descriptive research design, data was collected from 100 respondents<br/>through surveys and analyzed using statistical tools, and one-way ANOVA. The<br/>study assessed financial resilience based on Initial Engagement, Loss Chasing Behavior, and Financial Consequences. Findings indicate<br/>that employed<br/>individuals and those with higher weekly earnings demonstrate better financial<br/>resilience, whereas frequent gamblers and separated individuals show higher<br/>tendencies for loss-chasing behaviors, leading to financial instability. Results<br/>further suggest that while most respondents maintain financial stability despite<br/>gambling, only a few perceive significant financial benefits from online gambling.<br/>The study concludes that financial literacy, responsible gambling habits, and risk<br/>maragement strategies are crucial in promoting financial resilience among online<br/>casino games.<br/>""This study explores financial resilience among e-bettors engaged in online<br/>casino gaming in Binangonan, Rizal. With the growing popularity of online<br/>gambling, this research investigates how individuals manage financial risks.<br/>sustain economic stability, and cope with gambling-related financial pressures.<br/>Using a descriptive research design, data was collected from 100 respondents<br/>through surveys and analyzed using statistical tools, and one-way ANOVA. The<br/>study assessed financial resilience based on Initial Engagement, Loss Chasing Behavior, and Financial Consequences. Findings indicate<br/>that employed<br/>individuals and those with higher weekly earings demonstrate better financial<br/>resilience, whereas frequent gamblers and separated individuals show higher<br/>tendencies for loss-chasing behaviors, leading to financial instability. Results<br/>further suggest that while most respondents maintain financial stability despite<br/>gambling, only a few perceive significant financial benefits from online gambling.<br/>The study concludes that financial literacy, responsible gambling habits, and risk<br/>management strategies are crucial in promoting financial resilience among online<br/>casino games.<br/>"