If you enjoy having a a drink every once in a while, leave your money at home if you set out to do your drinking in a casino. I’m serious. Leave your handbag, your wallet, and keep all money, charge cards and chequebooks out of the casino. Only take whatever cash you expect to use on alcohol, tips and few dollars you intend to throw away and leave the remainder behind.
Contemptuous? Not at all. Just realistic. You may well experience a win after a boozy night out with your acquaintances and be blessed sufficiently to catch a long roll at a on fire craps game. Hang on to that story because it’s as short-lived as it gets if you continuously consume alcohol and wager. These activities just don’t go well together.
Leaving your moola back at the hotel might be a bit dramatic, but preventative actions for dramatic actions is required. If you gamble to win, then do not consume alcohol and play. If you can afford to burn your cash nary a worry, then drink all the no charge booze you are able to handle, but don’t take charge cards and chequebooks to throw into the mix of going after squanderings after your bombed brain squanders everything!
Permit me to take this 1 step more. do not drink alcohol and then go on to the internet to play in your best-liked casino either. I enjoy a beverage from the coziness of my apartment, but because I’m connected through Neteller, Firepay and have plastic credit in close proximity, I can not consume alcohol and bet.
What’s the reason? Even though I don’t drink a lot, once I drink, it’s definitely adequate to blur my better judgment. I gamble, so I do not drink alcohol when betting. If you are more of a drinker, do not bet at the same time. When mixed, both create an awful, and expensive, drink.
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