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Play Responsibly

Safer Gambling

Players should play and have fun – but they should remember these suggestions.

Players should:

  • consider that the money spent in the game is the price they pay for their fun
  • set their game limits and shouldn’t go over them - ever
  • play only the amount of money initially determined
  • stop playing when they’ve exceeded the time limit set initially
  • not play sums of money they cannot afford to lose
  • avoid spending money on gambling that is intended for other purposes
  • strive to maintain the goal, if they have decided to stop playing, or to play less
  • not play when they lose to win back losses
  • avoid considering gambling as a solution to their problems or concerns
  • NEVER borrow money to gamble
  • not lie to their loved ones about the amounts they have gambled, or the time they have devoted to playing
  • ask for help if they think they're spending too much, or playing too frequently
  • not take time off of work to play
  • not play when they're feeling depressed, lonely, bored, tense, or anxious