Responsible Gaming
WINNERS KNOW WHEN TO QUIT
We care about our guests and want to make sure that their casino experience is entertaining and enjoyable. Unfortunately, sometimes the game can get out of hand. If you or someone you care about has a problem with gambling, help is available.
Compulsive gaming is a progressive, invasive condition in which a person feels unable to control his or her need to gamble. Compulsive gambling can occur in both men and women of any and all social, education, age, ethnic or religious group.
Palace Casino Resort hopes the self-limitation information listed below is helpful to those who need assistance. We sincerely care.
SELF-EXCLUSION PROGRAM
To self-exclude, go to the Mississippi Gaming Commission online sign-up program at www.msgamingcommission.com and click under Links-Compulsive and Problem Gaming.
Your request will bar you from the premises of any licensed gaming establishment in Mississippi and all gaming related activities and privileges to include the issuance of gaming credit and check cashing privileges, the receipt of direct marketing and promotional materials regarding gaming opportunities, junket solicitations, player club memberships, complimentary goods and services and the like, as well as collection of any winnings or recovery of any losses during the exclusionary period.
Direct mail will stop following the receipt of your request. Sometimes direct mail is sent in advance, but it will stop.
Your name will remain on the self-exclusion list, and you will be excluded from casino gaming destinations at all gaming establishments licensed by the Mississippi Gaming Commission for the period specified on your request but not less than three (3) years.
For more confidential help, contact any of the toll free numbers or websites listed below:
The Mississippi Council on Problem and Compulsive Gambling
1.888.777.9696 – www.msgambler.org
The National Council on Problem Gaming
1.800.522.4700 – www.ncpgambling.org
The National Center for Responsible Gaming www.ncrg.org
Gamblers Anonymous (with information on local meeting places and times) www.gamblersanonymous.org
