Responsible Gambling

Casino games are designed as entertainment. A good visit starts with a clear idea of the time and amount you are comfortable spending.

Choose games and wager levels that fit your plans rather than changing your plans to continue playing.

Decide on a spending limit and a time limit before gambling. Treat those limits as part of the plan for the evening.

Money needed for rent, food, bills, savings or other commitments should not be used for gambling.

Breaks help keep decisions deliberate. Step away from the game floor, have something to eat, talk with friends or end the session when the time you planned has passed.

A loss is not a debt that the next game is required to repay. Continuing only to recover previous losses can quickly change the character of the evening.

Avoid gambling when you are distressed, exhausted, impaired or unable to make clear decisions. Alcohol or other impairing substances can reduce judgment and make limits harder to follow.

Never borrow money for the purpose of continuing a gambling session.

Warning signs can include spending more time or money than planned, hiding gambling activity, borrowing to gamble, repeatedly chasing losses, neglecting responsibilities or feeling unable to stop.

If gambling is causing financial, personal or emotional harm, treat that as a reason to stop and seek support.

If you want help reducing or stopping gambling, speak with casino staff about responsible-gambling information, available support and self-exclusion options.

You can also contact appropriate responsible-gambling or health-support services in your area. If the situation feels urgent, seek immediate professional help.

Gambling participation is restricted by applicable law and admission requirements. Do not allow another person to use your account, membership or payment method to bypass restrictions.

Keep gambling-related accounts and financial access secure.

Vernon Casino supports informed, controlled participation in gambling. Responsible gambling means keeping entertainment, personal limits and well-being ahead of the next game.