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“Gambling has become an accepted part of America’s mainstream culture, comparable to leisure activities such as movies, athletic events and the theater. A large majority of Americans who gamble do so recreationally without adverse consequences. However, for some, gambling is no longer entertainment, becoming something they need to do, rather than something they want to do.”
–National Council on Problem Gambling
Understands that gambling is risky
Understands that responsible gaming is done socially, with family and friends
Understands that responsible gaming is done for limited amounts of time, both in frequency and duration
Understands that responsible gaming has predetermined limits for losses
Avoids “chasing” lost money
Creates emotional balance in his or her life
Does not gamble to escape or avoid emotional or physical pain
Makes private rules such as not gambling on credit
Becomes educated on the signs of problem gambling
More information is available in the brochure titled “Compulsive and Problem Gambling,” which lists signs of problem gambling and ways to get help, including Pennsylvania’s self-exclusion program
Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem endeavors to provide an enjoyable and responsible gaming experience for our customers. As a company, we are committed to the understanding and recognition of problem gambling habits. We will provide resources to guide customers struggling with problem and compulsive gambling to the appropriate professional help they may need. The Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem will also endeavor to prevent gambling by intoxicated customers and will prohibit underage customers access to the gaming floor and any gambling privileges.
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