All lotteries strive to provide fun, fair, and entertaining games for players – a chance to win a lot for a little. But when playing no longer feels like fun, we want you to take a break. Because too much of a good thing is just that – too much.
When you ask questions about our games, we listen. That’s why the new ‘Play Responsibly’ pages of the lottery’s website is organized and centered around your questions. Check out the page summaries below. If you’re interested in learning more, just click on the page hyperlink.
What is Problem Gambling?
Not all people who gamble have a problem, but sometimes it’s hard to determine if you do. While the possibility and thrill of winning a prize makes the lottery fun, it’s important to remember that playing is a form of entertainment. If you or a loved one experiences an urge to gamble despite harmful consequences or a desire to stop, then you might want to learn more about problem gambling and resources that are available to help.
Tips for Responsible Play
Playing responsibly keeps games of chance fun and keeps you from playing outside your limits. 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.
Understanding Lottery Myths & Odds
The more you know, the more fun you’ll have playing our games. You can’t choose the odds for a particular game. But you can choose to be informed on how odds and probability work. Learning how to separate myth from fact will help you make informed decisions.
Problem Gambling Awareness Month is a perfect time to take a few minutes to learn more about playing responsibly. Even if you know you do not have a problem with your play, you might know someone who does. Understanding more about how to play our games and being aware of the resources available might help someone else.
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