RESPONSIBLE GAMING

WHEN THE FUN STOPS

BLVD Grille urges those who gamble to do so responsibly.

Problem gaming is an illness that strikes people from all walks of life, but fortunately it can be treated. If you think you may have a gaming problem, or know of someone who does, help is available by contacting the Problem Gamblers Helpline at 800-522-4700. Trained counselors are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide information on available treatment and support groups in your area for both the gambler and those affected by the gambler's problem. All calls are completely confidential. Translation services are also available and TDY is available for the hearing impaired.

You may also contact the Nevada Council on Problem Gaming at 702-369-9740 for additional information.

 KNOW THE WARNING SIGNS FOR THE GAMBLER

  • Gambling to escape worry or trouble

  • Gambling to get money to solve financial difficulties

  • Unable to stop playing regardless of winning or losing

  • Gambling until the last dollar is gone

  • Losing time from work due to gambling

  • Borrowing money to pay gambling debts

  • Neglecting family because of gambling

 FOR THE FAMILY

  • Unexplained financial problems

  • Reduced involvement in social/group activities outside the home

  • Emotional distress, anger, depression

  • Lack of communication among family members

  • Items of value lost or missing

  • Family members working overtime or taking a second job to make ends meet

  • One member (gambler) noticeably absent from or disinterested in normal family activities

 If you or someone you know answers ‘yes’ to any of these questions, consider seeking professional help or advice by calling the National Problem Gambling Helpline at (800) 522-4700 or by visiting their website: www.nevadacouncil.org 

WHAT CAN YOU DO IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?

Problem gaming is an illness that strikes individuals from all walks of life, but fortunately it can be treated. Counselors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide information on available treatment and support groups for both the gambler and those affected by the gambler's problem. All calls are completely confidential.