Lottery gaming is a common pastime for many individuals. Nevertheless, there exists a group of individuals who suffer from a severe gambling addiction that detrimentally affects not only their own lives but also the lives of their loved ones. Those who excessively engage in gambling may unintentionally neglect their spouse, children, and friends. Consequently, their performance at work or school may decline, leading to financial difficulties or even resorting to playing with borrowed funds. It is important to note that problem gambling does not discriminate based on social status, ethnicity, gender, or age.

Taipei Lottery® recognizes that while most people participate in gambling for entertainment purposes, there is a minority who may develop an unhealthy fixation on games of chance. Despite studies showing that only a small percentage of adults face compulsive gambling problems, we attach great significance to this issue and have therefore implemented various measures to address this concern.

• The training program offered by Taipei Lottery® integrates various methods and techniques to support our employees in identifying and responding effectively to compulsive or underage individuals.
• We have introduced a user-friendly self-exclusion program to provide support for individuals in need. If you wish, we will promptly terminate your membership and ensure that you are unable to access our casino or poker room.
• We empower you to define your own limit for the maximum deposit amount.
• We will gladly honor your request and remove your name from our email list.

Remember!

• Gambling can be seen as a source of amusement, but it should not be considered as a means to swiftly accumulate wealth or settle debts.
• Gambling is a game that relies on chance and luck. Unfortunately, there are no foolproof formulas or strategies that can guarantee winnings.
• Ensure that the decision to engage in gambling is entirely up to you.
• It is advisable to refrain from attempting to recover your losses through further pursuit.
• Please ensure that you establish a financial limit based on your affordability to engage in play, and consistently monitor the expenditures you make at the Cashier

Like numerous aspects of life, activities that bring pleasure when done in moderation can turn into calamities when done excessively.

Tips for gambling safely

Recreational gambling is fun. Obsessive gambling is not!

Remember!

• Gambling can be seen as a source of amusement and recreation. However, it is important to understand that it is not a means to swiftly accumulate wealth or settle financial obligations.
• Gambling is a game that relies on chance and luck. Unfortunately, there are no foolproof formulas or strategies that can guarantee winnings.
• Make sure that the decision to gamble is your choice and that you are not pushed or convinced to gamble.
• Decide how much money you can lose before you play. When that amount is lost-stop playing. Regularly check the amounts you spend at the Cashier.
• Before beginning to play, decide how much time you can afford to spend. Stop playing when that time is over.
• Make sure you know the rules of the games you play.
• Never chase your losses – never try to get back money you lost. This mostly leads to bigger losses.
• Make sure gambling does not exclude you from enjoying other activities in your life. Balance gambling with other forms of recreation. Do not let it interfere with work and family.
• Never gamble when you are emotionally down – it is hard to make rational decisions when you are upset or depressed.
• Never borrow money to gamble.

Recreational gambling is up to you. Please, play responsibly!