IF YOUR GAMBLING IS BECOMING A PROBLEM, HERE'S HOW TO GET HELP

If you answer yes to any of these questions, you may have a gambling problem:

• Are you spending more time gambling than you planned?
• Are you feeling stressed or agitated during or after playing?
• Are you withdrawing money repeatedly to keep playing?
• Do you keep playing to try to win back losses?
• Are you putting gaming ahead of family, friends or work?
• Are you borrowing or stealing money to play?

If you think you (or a friend or family member) may have a gambling problem, here are some ways to get help.

Ask a staff member to give you help and advice.

Call for free support from gambling problem professionals:

• The Gamblng Problem Helpline 0800 654 655
• Woodlands Charitable Trust 0800 333 122

Exclude yourself from this venue. To legally exclude yourself from the venue for a period of time, see a staff member to help you with this process.

Know the odds. Gaming machines in hotels and clubs are set to return between 78-92% to players so the odds are that you will lose. The win cycle of games is random, so the machine and the time you play makes no difference to your chances.