The excitement of the big game, friendly competition between friends—sports gambling can get your adrenaline going, which can make you want to keep betting.
Birthdays, New Years, or Diwali. Certain times of the year, just make you feel lucky. But feeling lucky has no influence on the outcome of a bet.
On a night out with friends, it’s easy to get influenced to bet more to keep up with them, especially if alcohol and/or cannabis are involved.
Thinking gambling is a skill you can master can lead to chasing losses. Remember you can’t get an edge on random.
Don’t think of it as a chance to win money for a trip, to pay bills or to pay off debt.
Use the site’s pre-commitment tools to set a loss-limit and a win-limit and stop when you reach those limits.
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Play The Randomizer to see how gaming outcomes are highly unpredictable no matter your perceived level of skill at a certain game.
Play The RandomizerIf you have concerns about your gambling or are worried about someone close to you, free and confidential support is available.
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