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If you enjoy a beverage ever so often, keep your money at home if you set out to do your drinking in a casino. I’m serious. Clean out your pocketbook, your billfold, and keep all money, plastic credit and checkbooks back at the hotel. Grab only the money you expect to use on beverages, tipping and few dollars you anticipate to burn and leave the remainder behind.

Contemptuous? Not by any means. Just realistic. You could experience a win following a inebriated evening out with your compatriots and be blessed sufficiently to catch a 25 minute toss at a hot craps game. Hang on to that adventure because it is as short-lived as it gets if you consistently consume alcohol and bet. The two just don’t go well together.

Leaving your cash back at the hotel is a tiny bit excessive, but precautionary actions for excessive behavior is compulsory. If you bet to succeed, then do not drink and bet. If you can afford to burn your assets without a worry, then drink all the free alcohol your stomach can handle, but don’t take credit cards and cheques to throw into the mix of going after losses after your befuddled brain throws away everything!

Allow me to carry this one step further. Don’t consume alcohol and then head on the internet to gamble in your preferred casino either. I enjoy a beer from the comfort of my apartment, but seeing that I’m connected through Neteller, Firepay and keep plastic credit in close proximity, I can not drink and bet.

Why? Despite the fact that I don’t drink alcohol a lot, once I consume alcohol, it’s certainly enough to cloud my better judgment. I bet, so I do not drink when wagering. If you are more of a drinker, do not bet when you do. Both make for a dangerous, and crazy, cocktail.