Our Commitment

At SportsBook67, we are deeply committed to promoting responsible gambling practices. Sports betting should be an entertaining and enjoyable activity, never a source of financial stress, personal harm, or addiction. We believe that responsible gambling is essential for maintaining a healthy relationship with sports betting and protecting yourself and your loved ones.

Age Requirement: All sports betting activities are restricted to individuals who are 21 years of age or older. SportsBook67.com is designed exclusively for users who meet this legal age requirement. We do not knowingly provide services to individuals under the age of 21, and we encourage parents and guardians to monitor their children's internet usage to prevent underage access to gambling-related content.

Never Bet More Than You Can Afford: This is the golden rule of responsible gambling. Before placing any bet, carefully consider your financial situation and set a budget that you can comfortably afford to lose. Sports betting should never interfere with your ability to pay for essential expenses like rent, utilities, groceries, or other financial obligations. If you find yourself betting money that you need for essential expenses, it's time to stop and seek help.

Entertainment First: Sports betting should be viewed as a form of entertainment, similar to going to a movie or attending a sporting event. The primary goal should be enjoyment and engagement with sports, not making money or recovering losses. When betting becomes about chasing losses or trying to solve financial problems, it has crossed the line into problematic behavior.

Signs of Problem Gambling

Problem gambling can affect anyone, regardless of age, income, or background. Recognizing the warning signs early is crucial for preventing gambling from becoming a serious problem. If you or someone you know exhibits any of these behaviors, it may be time to seek help:

• Chasing Losses: Continuously betting more money in an attempt to recover previous losses. This is one of the most dangerous patterns in problem gambling, as it often leads to escalating losses and financial hardship.
• Betting More Than You Can Afford: Using money that was intended for bills, groceries, rent, or other essential expenses. This includes borrowing money, using credit cards, or taking out loans to fund gambling activities.
• Gambling Affecting Your Life: When betting starts to interfere with your work, relationships, education, or other important aspects of your life. This includes missing work, neglecting family responsibilities, or isolating yourself from loved ones.
• Lying About Gambling: Hiding the extent of your betting activities from family, friends, or loved ones. This includes lying about how much you've bet, how much you've lost, or how often you're gambling.
• Feeling Anxious or Depressed: Experiencing anxiety, depression, or mood swings related to gambling. This includes feeling restless or irritable when you can't bet, or feeling guilty or ashamed about your gambling activities.
• Unable to Stop or Control Betting: Making repeated unsuccessful efforts to control, cut back, or stop gambling. This includes setting limits but consistently breaking them, or promising yourself or others that you'll stop but being unable to follow through.
• Neglecting Responsibilities: Failing to fulfill work, school, or family obligations because of gambling. This includes missing deadlines, skipping classes, or neglecting household chores or family time.
• Borrowing Money to Gamble: Borrowing money from friends, family, or financial institutions to fund gambling activities or pay gambling debts.
• Gambling to Escape Problems: Using gambling as a way to escape from problems, relieve feelings of helplessness, guilt, anxiety, or depression.
• Needing to Bet More for the Same Excitement: Finding that you need to bet larger amounts of money to achieve the same level of excitement or satisfaction that you used to get from smaller bets.

If you recognize any of these signs in yourself or someone you care about, it's important to take action. Problem gambling is a treatable condition, and help is available. The sooner you seek help, the easier it is to regain control and prevent further harm.

Tools & Tips for Responsible Gambling

Responsible gambling is about maintaining control and making informed decisions. Here are practical tools and strategies that can help you gamble responsibly:

Set Limits Before You Start

Before you place any bets, establish clear limits for yourself:

• Deposit Limits: Set a maximum amount you're willing to deposit in a day, week, or month. Most licensed sportsbooks offer tools to set these limits directly in your account settings.
• Loss Limits: Decide in advance how much you're willing to lose, and stop betting once you reach that limit. Never chase losses by betting more than you originally planned.
• Time Limits: Set a time limit for your betting sessions. Use a timer or alarm to remind yourself when it's time to stop, regardless of whether you're winning or losing.
• Wager Limits: Set a maximum bet size for individual wagers. This prevents you from making impulsive large bets that could lead to significant losses.

Take Regular Breaks

Regular breaks are essential for maintaining perspective and preventing gambling from becoming compulsive:

• Cooling-Off Periods: Take breaks of at least 24 hours between betting sessions. This gives you time to reflect on your gambling and prevents impulsive decisions.
• Self-Exclusion Options: If you feel you need a longer break, most sportsbooks offer self-exclusion programs that allow you to temporarily or permanently restrict your access to your account.
• Account Suspension: You can request that a sportsbook suspend your account for a specific period (often 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or longer). During this time, you won't be able to place bets or make deposits.

Self-Exclusion Programs

Self-exclusion is a powerful tool for individuals who need to take a break from gambling:

• Sportsbook Self-Exclusion: Most licensed sportsbooks offer self-exclusion tools in their account settings. You can typically exclude yourself for periods ranging from 24 hours to permanently. Once self-excluded, you cannot place bets, make deposits, or access promotional offers during the exclusion period.
• State Self-Exclusion Programs: Many states with legal sports betting offer state-wide self-exclusion programs. These programs prevent you from accessing any licensed sportsbook in your state for a specified period. Contact your state's gaming commission for more information about state self-exclusion programs.
• Multi-State Self-Exclusion: Some programs allow you to self-exclude across multiple states, providing comprehensive protection if you travel frequently or live near state borders.

Additional Responsible Gambling Tips

• Never Bet Under the Influence: Avoid betting when you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as impaired judgment can lead to poor decisions and excessive betting.
• Don't Bet When Emotional: Avoid betting when you're feeling angry, stressed, depressed, or anxious. Emotional betting often leads to poor decisions and chasing losses.
• Keep Track of Your Spending: Maintain a record of how much you deposit and withdraw. Review this regularly to ensure you're staying within your budget.
• View Losses as Entertainment Costs: Treat any losses as the cost of entertainment, similar to spending money on a movie ticket or concert. Never view losses as an investment or something you need to recover.
• Don't Use Credit Cards: Consider using only debit cards or other payment methods that limit your ability to spend money you don't have.
• Set Aside Money for Essentials First: Before betting, ensure you've set aside money for all essential expenses, savings, and other financial obligations.

National Resources

If you or someone you know is struggling with problem gambling, help is available. These national resources provide free, confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:

State-Specific Help

In addition to national resources, many states with legal sports betting offer state-specific self-exclusion programs and support services. These programs allow you to restrict your access to licensed sportsbooks within your state:

• New Jersey: The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement offers a comprehensive self-exclusion program. Contact them for information about self-exclusion and state-specific resources.
• Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board provides self-exclusion services and resources for problem gambling support.
• Michigan: The Michigan Gaming Control Board offers self-exclusion programs and maintains a list of approved treatment providers.
• New York: The New York State Gaming Commission provides information about self-exclusion and problem gambling resources.
• Ohio: The Ohio Casino Control Commission offers self-exclusion services and problem gambling support resources.
• Illinois: The Illinois Gaming Board provides self-exclusion programs and maintains resources for problem gambling support.
• Colorado: The Colorado Division of Gaming offers self-exclusion services and problem gambling resources.
• Arizona: The Arizona Department of Gaming provides information about self-exclusion and problem gambling support.
• Virginia: The Virginia Lottery, which regulates sports betting, offers self-exclusion programs and problem gambling resources.
• North Carolina: The North Carolina State Lottery Commission provides information about self-exclusion and problem gambling support.
• Indiana: The Indiana Gaming Commission offers self-exclusion services and problem gambling resources.
• Tennessee: The Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation provides information about self-exclusion and problem gambling support.
• Maryland: The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency offers self-exclusion programs and problem gambling resources.
• Massachusetts: The Massachusetts Gaming Commission provides self-exclusion services and problem gambling support resources.
• West Virginia: The West Virginia Lottery Commission offers self-exclusion programs and problem gambling resources.

To find information about self-exclusion in your state, visit your state's gaming commission or lottery website, or contact them directly. Most states provide online self-exclusion forms that you can complete to restrict your access to licensed sportsbooks.

Important: Self-exclusion is a serious commitment. Once you self-exclude, you cannot reverse the decision during the exclusion period. Make sure you're ready to commit to the exclusion period you choose.

Our Rewards Program

SportsBook67 operates a community rewards program that allows eligible users to earn points redeemable for Amazon gift cards. It's important to understand that our rewards program is designed for entertainment purposes only and should be used responsibly.

Points and Amazon Gift Cards: Our rewards program provides points that can be redeemed for Amazon gift cards. These points are earned through signups and referrals, and they provide additional value to our community members. However, these rewards should be viewed as a bonus benefit, not as a primary reason to engage in sports betting activities.

Redeem Responsibly: When redeeming points for Amazon gift cards, please do so responsibly. These gift cards are intended to enhance your experience and provide value, but they should never be the driving force behind gambling decisions. If you find yourself making betting decisions primarily to earn points or rewards, it may be time to reassess your relationship with gambling.

Entertainment Value Only: Our rewards program is designed to add entertainment value to your sports betting experience. The Amazon gift cards you earn are a bonus benefit, but they should never be viewed as a way to recover gambling losses or as a financial strategy. Always bet responsibly and within your means, regardless of any rewards or points you may earn.

If you have questions about our rewards program or need to take a break from earning points, please contact us through our support channels. We're here to help ensure that your experience with SportsBook67 remains positive and responsible.

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Additional Resources

For more information about responsible gambling, problem gambling, and support resources, we encourage you to explore the following:

• About SportsBook67 – Learn more about our mission and commitment to responsible gambling
• Privacy Policy – Understand how we protect your information
• Terms of Service – Review our terms and conditions
• Homepage – Return to our main page to explore sportsbook bonuses

Remember: Responsible gambling is about maintaining control, setting limits, and recognizing when to seek help. Sports betting should enhance your enjoyment of sports, not create problems in your life. If you're struggling with problem gambling, help is available, and recovery is possible.