Responsible gaming

Where we stand

This is a hotel site and it does not promote gambling. Every resort on the list rewards a visit even if you never set foot in its casino. For anyone who does decide to play, the habits below help keep things under control.

Habits that help

• Stay off the floor unless local law says you are old enough; the threshold is not the same everywhere, and staff check identification.
• Choose a fixed amount before the evening starts and leave bank cards locked in the room.
• Keep an eye on the clock and step away often.
• Accept losses as spent; never try to win them back or play with borrowed money.
• Stay away from the tables when tired, low or after a few drinks.

When it may be more than a game

Breaking the limit you set, hiding how often you play, or growing tense on days away from the tables are all warnings worth taking seriously. Many venues offer voluntary self-exclusion; staff at reception or guest services can explain how it works.

Free, confidential support

• Gambling Therapy offers free online advice and chat in several languages: gamblingtherapy.org
• Gamblers Anonymous, a fellowship of people helping each other stop, with groups across the world: gamblersanonymous.org
• Gam-Anon supports family members and friends affected by someone else’s gambling: gam-anon.org
• Your local helpline is usually the fastest route; most countries fund a free gambling support line, and your GP or a nearby clinic will know how to reach it.