Responsible Gambling

Responsible Gambling

Betting and gaming can be an exciting activity, but it can be harmful if not controlled and kept in moderation.

To avoid the danger of such addiction, it is important that you follow some basic principles and guidelines.

· Do not bet more than you can safely afford to lose.

· Do not play with borrowed money.

· Do not play when you are tired or are under the influence of alcohol.

· Put a limit to your winnings. Once you have reached it put some aside and play with the rest of the money.

· Use the opportunity provided on gaming websites to set limits on your gaming and betting activities.

· Use the opportunity provided on gaming websites to play for free with "virtual money" account facility. This enables you to get used to the functionalities and rules of various websites.

· Engage in self-analysis from time to time to check if you are at risk of gambling addiction.

If you believe that you are at danger of gambling addiction, please contact Gambleaware at www.gambleaware.co.uk. Gambleaware is committed to promoting responsible attitudes to gambling and to working to provide proper care for those who have been harmed by gambling dependency. They can direct you to sources of help on problem gambling.

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