Keep the game a fun: do not lose control
The game should be a positive and rewarding experience. For most people, it represents a fun way of having fun, but it is essential to recognize that for some individuals the game can turn into a serious problem. When the game stops being fun, the consequences can adversely affect personal, family and work life.
The authorized dealers, in collaboration with the ADM (Customs and Monopolies agency), are aware that the game involves risks for a restricted percentage of players. For this reason, they undertake to promote responsible game, ensuring that entertainment remains healthy and safe. This site offers useful advice and suggestions to ensure that the game continues to be a pleasure and provides precious information if problems related to the game develops.
Law no. 111, art. 24, paragraphs 19-22, establishes the ban on participation in games with cash winnings for minors. This is a crucial aspect to ensure safety in the game.
- Establish game limits: Always define a limit and respect it.
- Bet only what you planned: Invested only the amount of money you are willing to lose.
- Manage time: Interrupt the game once the established time limit has been reached.
- Bet responsibly: Do not use funds that you cannot afford to lose.
- Avoid emptying the wallet: Do not spend money on other expenses in the game.
- Remain faithful to your intentions: If you decide to stop or reduce the game, committed to respecting this choice.
- Don't try to recover the losses: Avoid playing to try to refrain after a defeat.
- Do not use the game as a solution: Do not consider the game a way to deal with problems or worries.
- Avoid asking for loans: Never ask for money on loan to continue playing.
- Evaluate the cost of fun: Remember that the money spent in the game is the price for your entertainment.
- Be sincere with your loved ones: Do not lie on the sums lost or on the time dedicated to the game.
- Seek help if necessary: If you feel like spending too much or playing too often, do not hesitate to ask for support.
- Don't get angry from work: Avoid taking holidays or permits to go play.
- Avoid the game in negative emotional states: Do not play when you are depressed, alone, bored, anxious or stressed.
If you or a family member you believe you have a problem related to the game, contact the national green phone for the problems related to gambling (TVnga) by composing the number 800 55 88 22. Operators are available to provide free and anonymous support.
