Five tips...
1. Treat gaming as entertainment, not a way to make money.
The odds of any gaming product are such that over a period of time, the player will not come out ahead.
2. Set a budget and stick to it.
Research has shown that people who set a budgetary limit before they begin playing are much more likely to stop once they’ve spent the budgeted amount.
3. Accept losses as the cost of entertainment, don’t “chase” them.
All gaming products are based on odds and the outcome of the game can’t be controlled.
4. Use only money from your entertainment budget to play.
Do not use money intended for everyday expenses or borrow money to play games of chance.
5. Balance gaming with other activities.
The act of gaming shouldn’t be all-encompassing and should be balanced with other activities of general interest.
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