Responsible attitude towards gambling

Participation in gambling should be reasonable, with the player having to control his/her gambling at all times. To do so, we invite you to put into practice the following recommendations:

Gaming should be considered as mere entertainment only and in no case as an easy and safe method of making money;
Play only the amount of money that you can really afford to lose. Do not use the money associated with such important expenses as food, rent, bills or school fees;
Keep a detailed record of the amounts of money wagered;
Never try to recover your losses. If you lose money, do not try to win it back by betting higher amounts of money;
If you need help, limit the monthly amount proposed by some operators in order to regulate your legal expenses.
To find out if you have a gambling addiction problem, please ask yourself the following questions:

Is the time spent gambling usually time designated for work and/or studies?
Do you gamble with the intention of winning money to cover other debts or to solve financial problems?
After you have lost a gamble, do you feel the need to gamble again immediately?
Do you usually gamble all the money you have at that time?
Have you ever been on a occasion when you have lent, stolen or lied to finance gambling?
Have you ever made any sales to finance gambling?
Have you ever lost interest in your family and/or loved ones?
Have you ever gambled to escape problems, conflicts, frustrations and/or disappointments?
Do you tend to get impatient easily and/or even irritable the more you gamble?
Does the idea that you are already a gambler depress you?
If you answered “Yes” to many of these questions, you may be experiencing a gambling addiction or problem gambling. If this is the case for you, please do not hesitate to contact any of the following organizations immediately.

HELP FOR DEPENDENT GAMBLER
If you believe you have a gambling addiction problem, the number of hours spent gambling and/or the amount of money has been increasing, you feel that you cannot reduce the number of hours and the amounts wagered, you find it difficult to stop gambling and/or you are a family member of a gambling addict, please contact any of the following organizations immediately: