Risky and addicted free-to-play gamers show higher perceived stress and dysfunctional coping strategies than non-problematic free-to-play gamers.
Risky and addicted free-to-play gamers significantly spend more time and money on free-to-play games than non-problematic free-to-play gamers.
No age differences could be detected regarding risky and addicted free-to-play gaming in children and adolescents.