People affected by addiction-related disorders face a higher co-occurrence of suicidality than those affected by non-addiction mental health issues. However, those with a diagnosis of gambling disorder demonstrate suicidal behaviors that are eleven (11) times higher than the general population. While questions about suicidal ideation may appear on common intake screeners, it is not enough. It is imperative that those working with people affected by gambling disorder understand the intersection of gambling and suicidality and be comfortable with screening and response. This presentation will include an overview of recent research on the intersection of these two phenomena and clinical tools to address the potential for suicidality throughout treatment.