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If you enjoy a beverage ever so often, leave your money at home if you set out to do your drinking in a casino. I’m serious. Leave your handbag, your billfold, and keep all money, charge cards and chequebooks at home. Only take whatever money you anticipate to use on refreshments, tipping and whatever pocket change you expect to squander and keep the rest behind.

Cynical? Not at all. Realistic more like. You can have a profit after a inebriated evening out with your acquaintances and be lucky enough to hook a long roll at a hot craps table. Don’t forget that story because it’s as brief as it gets if you consistently drink alcohol and wager. These activities simply don’t mix.

Leaving your money back at the hotel is a tiny bit drastic, but precautionary measures for drastic actions is necessary. If you bet to profit, then do not drink and bet. If you like to blow your $$$$ without a worry, then consume all the free beer your stomach are able to handle, but do not carry charge cards and checkbooks to toss into the mix of going after squanderings after your dead drunk brain throws away all the cash!

Let me to carry this a single step further. Don’t drink alcohol and then hop online to gamble in your best-liked casino either. I love to beverage from the comfort of my home, but because I’m linked up through Neteller, Firepay and keep charge cards at my fingertips, I can’t drink alcohol and bet.

What’s the reason? Despite the fact that I do not consume alcohol to excess, when I drink, it’s clearly sufficient to cloud my better judgment. I wager, so I don’t drink alcohol when betting. If you are more of a drinker, don’t gamble when you do. The two mix up for a decimating, and expensive, cocktail.