As the owners of an online webstore that focuses on gambling gifts, we give you, our customers, the right to assume that we enjoy gambling. And we do. As recreational gamblers, it's important to keep in mind that your trip to the casino or any other gaming establishment is primarily for entertainment purposes. And entertainment, especially when paying for it, should be fun.
Therefore, here's a few things to keep in mind when visiting a casino or gaming establishment:
#1 - Don't take money you cannot afford to lose. We all hope we'll be lucky, but gambling is gambling and many visits will conclude with a loss.
#2 - It's important to take a break from your gaming. Walk around the establishment, visit the shops, have something to eat. You need time to stretch both your mind and body.
#3 - Gamble where you are most comfortable. If you feel you are in an unsafe or uncomfortable environment, you'll not be able to enjoy yourself.
#4 - Wear comfortable, fun clothing. Many casinos are chilly, especially in the evening hours. Take a sweater or light jacket - something with a fun design for poker, slots, bingo, etc.
#5 - Never set your purse or handbag on the floor, on the slot machine or even around your chair. Always have it attached to your body in some fashion. Many individuals wear fanny packs or have their shoulder bags around their upper torso. We've seen too many times when people are "in their moment" and leave their belongings behind.
#6 - Gamble with a buddy. It's always fun to sit down at the table games with a friend. Table games allow you to be social. Meet new people.
#7 - If you should happen to have a lucky nite ask a Security Guard to escort you to your car. Or better yet, if you win a jackpot, ask them to present it to you in the form of a check. But keep in mind, once you accept cash, they will not exchange that for a check.
Gambling or gaming can be such a fun experience. We hope these friendly reminders allow you to have an even more enjoyable trip.
Paula and Sherly, Owners
www.TheGamblersBoutique.com
Friday, February 22, 2008
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