Ludopathy, more commonly known as gambling addiction, is a behavioral disorder characterized by persistent and recurrent problematic gambling behavior that affects individuals and their families. Early identification of warning signs is critical to mitigating the progression of this condition and its harmful effects. The article highlights key signs to watch for within the home environment, including an excessive focus on gambling, repeated unsuccessful attempts to stop or reduce gambling activities, irritability or restlessness when trying to cut down, strained relationships with family members, and ongoing financial troubles linked to gambling losses. Preventive strategies center on family involvement and support. Encouraging open communication and creating a nonjudgmental space can help those affected to acknowledge the issue and seek assistance. Professional intervention is recommended when signs become apparent or if the problem worsens. Raising awareness about the risks associated with gambling and fostering responsible gaming behavior are essential to preventing ludopathy. By recognizing early indicators and promoting supportive measures at home, it is possible to reduce the negative impact of this behavioral addiction on individuals and their families, particularly in the context of Peru.