To help keep games of chance fun, we’ve shared tips on how you can keep from playing outside of your limits. So, how do you do that? First, you have to set limits.
1. Set a budget.
Take the time to create a budget and set a spending limit before you play. When you set and stick to a budget, you spend only what you can afford to spend.
2. Set a time limit.
Frequency of play is just as important as money spent. Setting a time limit that fits your schedule and budget is the smart way to play.
3. Know when to take a break.
When playing no longer feels like fun, then that’s a sign you’ve hit your limit and it’s probably time to take a break. But being able to recognize when playing turns into a problem can be hard. Be aware of your emotions and never play the lottery as a way to escape negative feelings or to chase losses.
With these tips, playing the lottery doesn’t have to turn into a problem. Stay smart the next time you buy a ticket and turn playing responsibly into the only way to play.
The more you know, the more fun you’ll have playing our games.
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