What is problem gambling?

Problem gambling is an urge to gamble continuously despite clear harmful negative consequences or a desire to stop. Problem gambling can be defined by harm experienced by the gambler and/or others.

Is your gambling causing problems for you or others around you?

The following signs may indicate a problem:

1. Spending more money and time on gambling than you can afford
2. Finding it hard to manage or stop your gambling
3. Having arguments with family or friends about money and gambling
4. Losing interest in usual activities or hobbies like going out with friends or spending time with family
5. Always thinking or talking about gambling
6. Lying about your gambling or hiding it from other people
7. Chasing losses or gambling to get out of financial trouble
8. Gambling until all of your money is gone
9. Borrowing money, selling possessions or not paying bills in order to pay for gambling
10. Needing to gamble with larger amounts of money or for a longer time to get the same feeling of excitement or buzz
11. Neglecting work, school, family, personal needs or household responsibilities because of gambling
12. Feeling anxious, worried, guilty, depressed or irritable

We have a Self-Assessment section to help you recognise whether you may have a problem with gambling

Alternatively, please visit GamCare and take their self-assessment test by clicking here.

In non-gaming areas you are permitted to use a mobile phone, whilst also respecting other customers.

Generally, taking pictures within the casino is not allowed. However if you are in the casino for a special occasion our manager may be able to allow this as an exception. Please note that this will not however be permitted next to the gaming area as photography is strictly prohibited in this area.