If you enjoy a cocktail ever so often, keep your cash at home if you set out to do your drinking in a casino. I’m serious. Empty your purse, your money belt, and leave all money, charge cards and checkbooks at home. Pack whatever money you intend to spend on refreshments, tipping and few dollars you expect to squander and keep the rest behind.
Pessimistic? Not by any means. Just realistic. You might experience a win following a inebriated night out with your compatriots and be blessed sufficiently to catch a 25 minute roll at a smokin craps game. Hang on to that adventure because it is as brief as it gets if you regularly drink and gamble. The two just do not mix.
Leaving your money at home is a tiny bit excessive, but defensive measures for dramatic behavior is required. If you bet to profit, then do not drink alcohol and bet. If you can afford to throw aside your money without a worry, then consume all the complimentary booze you can handle, but don’t pack plastic credit and checks to throw into the mix of chasing squanderings after your drunk as a skunk head throws away all the cash!
Permit me to take this 1 step more. Don’t drink alcohol and then head on the net to gamble in your preferred casino either. I love to beer from the coziness of my apartment, but because I’m connected through Neteller, Firepay and have credit cards near by, I can’t drink alcohol and gamble.
How come? Even though I don’t drink alcohol to excess, once I consume alcohol, it’s certainly adequate to befuddle my judgment. I gamble, so I do not consume alcohol when betting. If you are a drinker, don’t wager when you do. When mixed, both create an awful, and expensive, drink.
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