Choose your limits first
Decide what you can afford to spend on entertainment before you play, and set a time to stop. Keep money for bills, travel, meals and accommodation separate. Do not borrow money to gamble.
A run of results does not promise what comes next. No method removes the uncertainty of a casino game, and continuing to play is not a reliable way to recover losses.
Make space for a break
Stop if gambling starts to feel like a way to solve a money problem or change your mood. A meal, a walk or leaving the venue can create distance from the game. Avoid playing when alcohol or other substances affect your decisions.
If you want support
Ask the venue about its responsible gambling team, self-exclusion options and current local support resources. Provincial gambling authorities can direct you to services in your area.
Only adults who meet the applicable legal age and entry requirements should consider a casino visit.