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GamblerND is an informational website dedicated to raising awareness and stopping gambling addictions in North Dakota.
Know the Signs
Secretive about gambling habits
You don’t feel the need to share your gambling habit. You lie about the amount of money you may have lost, or the time spent gambling. Your goal is to let those around you know about your big wins, which seem to come less and less often.
Trouble controlling your gambling
Occasional gambling has become more and more frequent. The rest of the world, including your friends and family, has taken a back seat to your gambling habit. You are no longer in control and are driven to gamble until you win back what you have lost.
Family & friends express concern
They are worried because you have changed. Once a reliable part of the family, now your priority is gambling. Your loved ones want to help you. But like you, they do not have an answer for your gambling addiction.
Gambling when you don't have the money
When the last dollar is gone, you look for more: in credit cards, loans, or money meant for other expenses. You beg, borrow or even steal to finance your gambling addiction. You invent lies to get money from your family or friends. But there is never enough.
Secretive about gambling habits
You don’t feel the need to share your gambling habit. You lie about the amount of money you may have lost, or the time spent gambling. Your goal is to let those around you know about your big wins, which seem to come less and less often.
Trouble controlling your gambling
Occasional gambling has become more and more frequent. The rest of the world, including your friends and family, has taken a back seat to your gambling habit. You are no longer in control and are driven to gamble until you win back what you have lost.
Family & friends express concern
They are worried because you have changed. Once a reliable part of the family, now your priority is gambling. Your loved ones want to help you. But like you, they do not have an answer for your gambling addiction.
Gambling when you don't have the money
When the last dollar is gone, you look for more: in credit cards, loans, or money meant for other expenses. You beg, borrow or even steal to finance your gambling addiction. You invent lies to get money from your family or friends. But there is never enough.
Gambler Healing
Online Course
In this course, you will have access to an entire online workbook of the 12 steps, providing hours of self-reflection and educational materials to help you break free from your addiction. The course will pay dividends for weeks and years to come as you’re able to continually access and update the content.
- Private and Confidential
- Take at Your Own Pace
- Access it Anywhere
- Help Break Your Addiction
Gambler Healing
Online Course
In this course, you will have access to an entire online workbook of the 12 steps, providing hours of self-reflection and educational materials to help you break free from your addiction. The course will pay dividends for weeks and years to come as you’re able to continually access and update the content.
- Private and Confidential
- Take at Your Own Pace
- Access it Anywhere
- Help Break Your Addiction
Lower-Risk Gambling Guidelines
A low-risk approach to gambling means choosing to gamble on a limited basis and because it’s a fun recreational activity. By following these three guidelines, you can ensure you gamble responsibly (all guidelines should be observed to maximize safety).
How Much?
Gamble no more than
1%
of household income before tax per month
How Often?
Gamble no more than
4 days
per month
How Many?
Avoid regularly gambling on more than
2 types
of games
