Responsible play

Like many other addictions, gambling addiction involves uncontrollable impulses that can lead to serious financial problems if left unchecked. Anyone, regardless of age, gender, race, or financial status, can become a victim of this addiction. It is important to note that compulsive gambling can be effectively treated if it is identified early. Early recognition of the problem is key to preventing negative and serious consequences. If you suspect that you have a gambling problem, we strongly recommend that you seek professional help.

• Warning signs of compulsive gambling include:
• Playing more to recoup or recoup previous losses.
• To sacrifice time spent with family or at work for the sake of participating in tournaments.
• A recurring inability to stop or control participation.
• Borrowing money to participate in or repay previous losses.
• Neglecting your family or yourself because of excessive gambling.
• Lying or hiding the truth about time or money lost during the game.
• Selling or mortgaging personal property for the game.
• Feeling hopeless, depressed, or suicidal.