RESPONSIBLE GAMING
Responsible Gaming
The Company conforms to all social
responsibilities and believes in responsible gaming. Thus, we want all our
players playing responsibly, and we're here to help if you need it.
What you should
know
Gambling is a leisure activity. Whether
you or someone you know chooses to gamble, it’s important to understand that
gambling comes with potentially serious risks. Because the fact is most people
lose when they play the lottery, play a casino game, or place a bet. That’s why
you, your family, and your friends should know how to protect yourselves when
it comes to problem gambling.
Problem Gambling
Almost everyone who develops a gambling
problem thinks it’s just a matter of time until they’ll hit the jackpot. They
often gamble to the point that their relationships, finances, and health are
negatively affected. That’s why it’s important to make gambling safer.
Tips for Safer Gambling
Don’t think of gambling as a way to make money.
The bottom line is that gambling
establishments like land-based casinos and online gambling sites are set up to
take in more money than they pay out. This means that over time, you will lose
more money than you win.
And, remember it's not just casinos. All
forms of gambling have the same principle – the vast majority of people lose so
that a very small minority can have big wins. Virtually all people with
gambling problems hold the false expectation that they are the ones who will be
the big winners.That belief
feeds the problem.
Always gamble with money that you can afford to
lose.
Gamble with money that you set aside for
fun, like going to the movies or going out for drinks. Never use money that you
need for important things like rent, bills, tuition, etc.
Never chase losses.
If you lose money, never try to get it
back by going over your limit. This usually leads to even bigger losses.
Set a money limit.
Decide how much money you can afford to
lose before you play. When you have lost that amount of money, quit. If you win
– enjoy, but remember it won’t happen most of the time.
Set a time limit.
Decide how much time you can afford to
spend gambling. When you reach that time limit, stop gambling.
Don’t gamble when you are depressed or upset.
It is hard to make good decisions about
gambling when you are feeling down.
Balance
gambling with other activities.
It’s important to enjoy other activities
so that gambling doesn’t become too big a part of your life.
Gambling and
alcohol are not a good combination.
Gambling under the influence is common,
but it generally leads people to make bad decisions that they regret later.
Source : https://www.responsiblegambling.org/