If you enjoy a beverage ever so often, leave your cash at home if you are going to do your consuming in a casino. I am serious. Clean out your evening bag, your money belt, and leave all money, credit cards and chequebooks at home. Only take only the money you expect to use on beverages, tipping and only the pocket change you anticipate to lose and leave the remainder behind.
Cynical? Absolutely not. Realistic more like. You may well have a success following a intoxicated evening out with your acquaintances and be lucky enough to hook a 25 minute toss at a on fire craps table. Hang on to that account seeing that it is as brief as it gets if you regularly drink alcohol and wager. The two simply do not go well together.
Leaving your cash out of the casino might be a bit dramatic, but defensive measures for drastic behavior is a requirement. If you bet to profit, then do not consume alcohol and play. If you are able to afford to be wasteful with your $$$$ without a concern, then consume all the no charge booze your stomach are able to handle, but do not carry charge cards and checkbooks to toss into the mix of going after losses after your drunk as a skunk self throws away every little thing!
Let me to take this one step further. Don’t consume alcohol and then hop on the internet to bet in your best-liked casino either. I love to cocktail from the comfort of my apartment, but because I am hooked up through Neteller, Firepay and have charge cards at my fingertips, I can not drink and gamble.
How come? Despite the fact that I do not drink to excess, when I drink alcohol, it’s definitely adequate to cloud my common sense. I gamble, so I do not drink when wagering. If you are more of a drinker, do not bet at the same time. When mixed, both create an awful, and costly, cocktail.