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For most, gambling is a recreational activity that is done for entertainment and social purposes. Playground realizes this is not the case for all, and that for some individuals gambling can become uncontrollable and no longer be a choice. As a result, Playground is committed to not only supporting responsible gaming by training and educating our staff members, but also by making resources available to any patrons who believe their gambling habits are exceeding a healthy threshold.
Gamblers Anonymous offers the following questions to anyone who may have a gambling problem. These questions are provided to help the individual decide if he or she is a compulsive gambler and wants to stop gambling. Most compulsive gamblers will answer ‘yes’ to at least 7 of these questions:
Self-exclusion is a voluntary program put in place by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission (KGC) in which a player makes the active decision to disallow himself/herself from frequenting KGC licensed gambling establishments. By doing so, the player authorizes the KGC to take measures to bar him/her from relevant establishments, including, but not limited to, sharing all relevant information with licensed establishments. A self-exclusion can be put into effect for as little as 6 months to as long as desired. A self-exclusion cannot be revoked until the initially requested time of said request has lapsed. Self-exclusion forms must be filled out on-site, and are readily available at the Player Services Desk.
Here you will find contact information to organizations that can help gamblers, people with a gambling addiction, and their family and friends.