Compulsive gaming is the pathological over-consumption of gaming activity. It is compulsive when gaming becomes an obsession and the predominant focus of one's life.

Compulsive gamers invest excessive time and money in gaming activity and neglect other areas of life such as family, recreational interests and career. In a process that generally takes several years, compulsive gamers ultimately lose all of their social contacts and, as a result, their self-respect and self-confidence.

To ensure your visit to the casino is always pleasurable, please note the following tips from the start:

• In gaming the win or loss depends largely on chance. The "house advantage" for table games such as Black Jack, Roulette, Easy Hold'em and Tropical Poker is between 0.6% and 2.7% and for slots between 2% and 10%.
• Gaming is not a substitute for gainful employment. Make sure you only play for entertainment!
• Make sure you balance your gaming and other recreational activities. 
• Refrain from gaming if you are extremely stressed, depressed or otherwise under enormous strain.
• Refrain from gaming if you are under the influence of alcohol or medication.
• Only play with money you have set aside for recreation and entertainment.
• Set a limit to your bets from the start. The limit should be reasonable and within your financial means.
• Refrain from taking higher risks to recuperate earlier losses. 
• Set a time limit and stick to it.
• Take regular breaks from gaming.
  

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