Responsible Gambling

Be Financially Responsibile
It’s important that before you begin to gamble you set money aside. People who do not place money aside tend to go overboard with their spending, turning this activity into an addiction. Make sure that you are okay financially before setting money aside, as there are some people who opt to spend money with the thought that they are somehow going to get ‘lucky.’ Although feeling lucky can be a good thing, it is not really when you are going to gamble with the only money that you have. There are a lot of superstitious people who believe that if they play on a certain day, they will end up winning, but this doesn't happen often.

Don't Gamble When Under Stress
Stress is known to cause people to make bad decisions. It is recommended that you do not gamble during a stressful time. Gambling should not be seen as a solution to financial or personal difficulties.

Obey the Age Limit
In order to play lottery, you have to be at least 18 years of age. It's important to not try to overrun this rule by utilizing fake documentation, because you will get caught sooner than later.

If You Become Addicted, Seek Help
For those who have developed a gambling addiction, there are a lot of support groups out there to help make this matter a thing of the past once and for all. If you have an addiction problem, it's important to get help in order get right on track.

Self Exclusion
There are some lotto sites who exclude players who seem to be spending a little too much. Most will allow you to set a limit, or exclude yourself. You should do this before you begin playing. Gambling is not about losing all of your money; it is about having fun with a bit of money that you consider to be ‘extra’.