Responsible Gaming
PokerStrategyBonus.com is committed to responsible gaming. We try to show information only on well respected poker operators who also display a strong commitment to the support of responsible gaming, and who appear to comply with all legislation and guidelines provided by online gaming and content bodies. Please ensure that you check with any operator that you intend to gamble with, to ensure that they follow all legislation, and have processes in place to protect or assist anyone who may be having gambling difficulties.
We see online gambling as a legitimate form of entertainment that is enjoyed by millions of players worldwide, but there is a risk that you could exceed the level of comfortable play and incur losses which may affect their lives and the lives of those around you. There are a number of steps which can be taken to limit any harmful effects of online gambling.
Controlling Compulsive Gambling
Compulsive gambling benefits no one. While the majority of people do gamble within their means, for some it can spiral out of control. In order to help you keep control, we would like you to remember the following:
·Gambling should be seen as entertainment and not as a genuine way of making money
·Avoid chasing losses
·Only gamble what you can afford to lose
·Keep track of the time and amount of money you spend gambling
PokerStrategyBonus.com is committed to responsible gaming. We try to show information only on well respected poker operators who also display a strong commitment to the support of responsible gaming, and who appear to comply with all legislation and guidelines provided by online gaming and content bodies. Please ensure that you check with any operator that you intend to gamble with, to ensure that they follow all legislation, and have processes in place to protect or assist anyone who may be having gambling difficulties.
We see online gambling as a legitimate form of entertainment that is enjoyed by millions of players worldwide, but there is a risk that you could exceed the level of comfortable play and incur losses which may affect their lives and the lives of those around you. There are a number of steps which can be taken to limit any harmful effects of online gambling.
Controlling Compulsive Gambling
Compulsive gambling benefits no one. While the majority of people do gamble within their means, for some it can spiral out of control. In order to help you keep control, we would like you to remember the following:
·Gambling should be seen as entertainment and not as a genuine way of making money
·Avoid chasing losses
·Only gamble what you can afford to lose
·Keep track of the time and amount of money you spend gambling
This website contains links to other websites which enable you to make money wagers. Clearly this means there's a risk you could lose money if you play, and are not able to control your liabilities to any losses.
Losing money is always a potential (and often likely) outcome when playing games for cash.
I want to be sure that you always enjoy your experience when you play poker at any of the online poker sites listed on our pages - so I'm going to ask you to play cautiously, and only with money that you can afford to lose. Playing with 'real' money can be great fun, provided you stay in control.
There is a supportive body in the UK called Gamcare, who provide a confidential telephone counselling national helpline for anyone who is concerned about the effects of their own, or someone else's, gambling. This is the national gambling helpline, which you can call at any time on a local call rate: 0845 6000 133.
Losing money is always a potential (and often likely) outcome when playing games for cash.
I want to be sure that you always enjoy your experience when you play poker at any of the online poker sites listed on our pages - so I'm going to ask you to play cautiously, and only with money that you can afford to lose. Playing with 'real' money can be great fun, provided you stay in control.
There is a supportive body in the UK called Gamcare, who provide a confidential telephone counselling national helpline for anyone who is concerned about the effects of their own, or someone else's, gambling. This is the national gambling helpline, which you can call at any time on a local call rate: 0845 6000 133.
Don't gamble unless you know the facts. Being responsible about gambling means knowing whether to gamble and how much money or time to spend.
You can visit any of the sites below to get help or advice if you believe that gambling has become, or could become, a problem to you and those around you.
You can visit any of the sites below to get help or advice if you believe that gambling has become, or could become, a problem to you and those around you.
