Nevadalottery consider that Responsible Gambling is the utmost important matter for all of our guests. Therefore, we strongly take this whole-heartedly and adopt The Seven Responsible Gambling Principles by World Lottery Association (WLA) on a voluntary basis.

The Principles must not be construed as interference, or attempt to interfere with each respective governmental policy and activities within their jurisdiction, but rather are meant to compliment relevant policies and activities within each jurisdiction.

Nevadalottery hereby follow the social, ethical and cultural context and legal framework of the respective jurisdictions in which the lotteries operate.

Nevadalottery will ensure to give our guests the highest standards possible and we will not promote excessive and irresponsible play. We also provide data privacy and security against threats and criminal activities. We believe that with a healthy environment and responsible gambling principles, it will help educate the society to bet according to the rules.

1. No underage gambling. You must be 18 years of age or older to buy a lottery.
2. Gambling must be seen as an entertainment, not as a money making tool.
3. Do not gamble without knowing the rules.
4. Do not gamble with money you do not have.
5. Do not gamble to recover your losses.
6. Plan your budget and do not bet over your limits.
7. Do not gamble under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
8. Keep track of the time and the amount of money you spend.
9. Always gamble with having a strategy in mind.
10. Enjoy.

However there may be some whom go past the point of playing for fun. We encourage each patron to know some of warning signs below. These signs include, but are not limited to:

1. Excessive gambling time.
2. Not in any possible position to gamble but gamble instead.
3. Depressed and having suicidal thoughts over gambling.
4. Trouble sleeping over gambling.

If you or other people you know having the problems above or any negative signs indicated because of gambling, you should contact a specialized group or organization that can provide necessary support such as Gamblers Anonymous or Gambling Therapy.

“I want people to understand, gambling is not a bad thing if you do it within the framework of what it’s meant to be, which is fun an entertaining.”