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Before you begin gambling, you should work out a finical budget. Calculate all your house hold and living costs including savings. Realistically work out how much money you can comfortable affords to lose yes lose. Gambling is risky not every one wins and there are plenty to losers. You can easily lose all of your capital. Be aware that there are much easier more profitable and safer ways of making money.
Once you have decided your budget, make sure you never go over this limit. If your personal circumstances change, be sure to recalculate. If you spend only disposable income on gambling, you won’t encounter many problems. However if you start betting with your rent money and lose it, you may be tempted to try to recoup your losses by betting more heavily. This is the route to finical ruin.
When you play, take only your stake money and enough for your expenses. Leave all cheque books and cash cards at home. If you can’t get hold of more money, you can’t spend it. Don’t be tempted to borrow money from friends and be sure to decline all offers of credit. If you run out of money either go home. If you don’t want to carry large amounts of cash open a separate account for your gambling money and take with you only the cheque book and cards relating to that account when you gamble.