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Strategies on Gaming
Here are some strategies you can use to play safe and have fun.
1. Don’t gamble when you’re upset or stressed.
2. Limit your alcohol intake while gambling.
3. Know how the games work before you wager.
4. Set budget and time limits – there are tools available on many slot machines, mobile and
internet gambling sites to help you monitor your play.
5. Take frequent breaks – move around, get some fresh air, have something to eat or a
coffee.
6. Only gamble with money you have – never borrow money or use money intended for
necessities, like rent or food.
7. Don’t try to win back what you’ve lost.
8. Gambling is not a way to make money so don’t think of it as a chance to win money for a
trip, to pay bills or to pay off debt.
9. Stick to your budget by leaving your credit and debit cards at home.
10. Balance gambling with other recreational activities.
11. If you’re no longer having fun, stop playing.
12. Don’t depend on “good luck” strategies – they don’t increase your chances of winning.
Signs of Inclination to Gaming
Ignoring your feelings only makes them worse. Eventually, they will begin to affect not just you,
but your family and friends, too. Pay attention to how gambling makes you feel and know the
warning signs before you develop a problem
1. Feeling guilty, anxious, frustrated or worried about your gambling.
2. Thinking or talking about gambling more than usual.
3. Gambling to win back money you’ve lost or thinking that a “big win” is right around the
corner.
4. Experiencing extreme highs from wins and extreme lows from losses.
5. Finding it difficult to control or stop gambling, or feeling irritable when you try to stop.
6. Feeling a sense of emptiness or loss when you’re not gambling.
7. Borrowing money, selling things, committing (or considering committing) criminal acts to
obtain money for gambling.
8. Having increased debt, unpaid bills, or other financial troubles because of your
gambling.
9. Gambling to escape personal problems or to relieve feelings of anxiety, depression,
anger, or loneliness.
10. Gambling instead of attending family or other social functions or neglecting family or
household responsibilities because of gambling
Type of Exclusion Programs
1. SELF EXCLUSION
One can exclude themselves from any gaming establishments operated and regulated
by PAGCOR. One may request for an exclusion period of 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years.
2. FAMILY EXCLUSION
One may even exclude their family members such as spouse, child at least 18 years old,
or even their parents. One may request for an exclusion period of 3 months, 6 months or
1 year.
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All exclusion orders shall take effect in all PAGCOR operated and regulated gaming facilities.
Once the PAGCOR Exclusion Form is fully accomplished, submit inside a sealed long-sized
brown envelop with the following written on it:
APPLICATION FOR EXCLUSION ORDER
Gaming Licensing and Development Department
12th Floor | Contact No.: 755-3904 PAGCOR Main
Corporate Office IMET BPO Tower,
CBP-1A Metropolitan Park, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
Help Center
Fastwin follows the guidelines of institutions dedicated to addressing the social impact of
gambling. To help players gamble responsibly, we commit to work with these institutions to
develop responsible policies and practices:
Bridges of Hope Drugs and Alcohol Rehabilitation Foundation, Inc.
Headquarters
364 Aguirre Avenue, Phase 3, BF Homes, Parañaque City, Metro Manila
Tel. No. 02-6220193
New Manila Branch, 12 Orestes Lane, Mariposa Street
Tel. No. tel:025020600;tel:09178560623
Email: help@bridgesofhope.ph
Website: https://www.bridgesofhope.com.ph/
Life Change Recovery Center
Dr. Randy Misael S. Dello
05 Scout Rallos Street, Kamuning, Brgy. Sacred Heart, Quezon City
Telephone numbers: / tel:024157964 / tel:024156529