Situations
Gambling and Hidden Spending: A Lie Detector Test
Bets, online casinos, payday loans, and sold belongings are rarely visible right away, and suspicion destroys trust faster than the debt itself. The test answers specific questions about a specific period. For someone in recovery from gambling addiction, it is a way to show a partner, with a result rather than words, that they are not gambling.
- questions about facts only
- result in 45 minutes
- periodic testing as support
How the test solves it
Questions about bets, loans, and accounts, not about “addiction”
We do not ask whether a person has a problem. We ask whether they placed bets since a specific date, whether they took a loan or a payday loan without the partner's knowledge, whether they have hidden cards or accounts. Every question has a yes-or-no answer.
Both partners read the questions in advance
Before the test, you agree on the wording together: what counts as a bet, from which date we count, which amounts are meant. The person knows every question before the test begins. It is not a trap but a check both partners agreed to.
A separate score for each topic
The report shows a score from 1 to 99 for each topic. It may turn out that there were no bets but there is a hidden loan, or the other way around. You see exactly where the problem is and talk about that, not about everything at once.
Periodic testing for someone in recovery
A person who has stopped gambling often has no way to prove it: the partner has already heard promises. A test every few months with the same questions gives the partner a fact instead of a promise. Online from a phone it takes 15 minutes, with no visit to the office.
What questions can be tested
Questions are always about facts and events within a specific period. Not about thoughts, intentions, or feelings.
- R1
Since January 1, 2026, have you placed sports bets or played in an online casino for real money?
- R2
In the last 12 months, have you taken a loan or a payday loan without your partner's knowledge?
- R3
Do you have bank cards, accounts, or e-wallets your partner does not know about?
- R4
In the last 6 months, have you sold shared belongings or valuables to get money for gambling?
Online or in our Lviv office
Price per test. For tests abroad, travel and venue are billed separately.
VerifEye online
15 minutes from a phone, from any city. PDF report within 20 minutes.
EyeDetect in our Lviv office or on-site
30–45 minutes on Converus equipment in Lviv or on-site (we come to you). Report right after the test.
What you get
A written EyeDetect report with a Credibility Score. Below is a real report with the client’s data blurred.
- A Credibility Score from 1 to 99: 50 and above is “credible”, below 50 is “not credible”. In a multi-topic test, each topic gets its own score
- Answers to every statement, so you can see how the score was formed
- If the algorithm could not score the test (instructions not followed, random answers, eye or lighting problems), the test is declared invalid and repeated at a 50% discount

A real EyeDetect report, personal data blurred.
Questions and answers
No. The test is taken voluntarily only, with written consent. If the person offers to take the test themselves, that is already part of rebuilding trust.
The questions are about facts only: bets, loans, accounts within a specific period. We do not ask about feelings, cravings, or health. Nataliia Marynyak, psychologist and certified Converus Test Proctor, agrees the wording with you so that the test does not sound like an interrogation.
This happens in no more than 10 cases out of 100, most often because of fatigue or nervousness. A repeat test is 50% off. An inconclusive result does not mean “gambling”.
No. In Ukraine, the test result is not evidence in court, and a bank does not take it into account. It is a tool for a conversation between the two of you. Only you see the report, and the test can be taken anonymously: under a number, with no name or photo.
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