Online Gambling Harm - Stay on guard (poster)

The more you gamble, the more likely you are to lose. But setting a limit can help you take back control!
“Tips to keep your online gambling just for fun"
Set yourself a limit: It’s easy to zone out when you’re gambling. Set yourself a time limit to play online games, apps and social media games. Stick to it. Set a gambling budget, and stick to it. The money you spend can quickly add up. If you find yourself trying to win back money that you've lost, it's a sign that things may be getting out of control.
Make the most of technology to control your gambling
Lotto NZ offer ways to limit your spending. You can set your spending limits online in your account settings, block yourself from online games or exclude yourself from purchasing Lotto games in retail outlets. TAB allows you to set limits on spending through your account dashboard, and a range of other options to manage your gambling. If you feel you’re spending too much time on an app or website, remove your credit card details and/or uninstall the app. Keep an eye on the games your kids are playing. There’s a blurry line between gaming and online gambling. Be careful to not let them rack up huge bills by buying in-app purchases.
Take breaks
“Balance your time spent online with other activities like going for a walk, cooking a meal, or chatting with friends."
Talk it out
"Talking to someone close to you about what you are doing online can help to give you a reality check. If your gambling feels like it could get out of hand, then there are lots of free ways to get help. “
Read our free tips to keep gambling just for fun www.choicenotchance.org.nz/online-gambling or you can contact Asian Family Services for help on 0800 862 342.
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