Once you reach your limit, stop playing. Understand that winning and losing are both a part of gambling. If you expect to win, you should also be prepared to lose. Gambling is a recreational activity. It should not be used as an alternative to work or other activities.
Money needed for daily living expenses is just that.
It should not be used for gambling. Understand that all forms of gambling have the potential to be habit forming. The CT Partnership for Responsible Gambling is the first statewide awareness program of its kind in Connecticut. Formed by the Connecticut Lottery Corporation, the Partnership was established as part of the Lottery's on-going play responsible campaign and social commitment to Connecticut residents. This alliance is designed to serve as the combined leading resource for information and education on problem and underage gambling for all Connecticut residents by offering information on guidelines for responsible gambling, warning signs of problem gambling, and available treatment services.