When you pick up the brochures, what do you do with them? - Other - Text
Scanned it briefly but can’t say I read it through

Do you have any additional feedback about the brochures?
are you kidding need whit help Stop playing
I am not sure that these brochures would help someone that is addicted to gambling, but it does not hurt to put them out.
Put yourself a limit and that's it. You are responsible for your losses.
I looked at one once while I was waiting for someone to have a cigarette outside since you can't smoke inside casinos in the communist state of Massachusetts. The voluntary exclusion is ridiculous and no gambling addict is ever going to sign up for it. Overall if you want constructive feedback, I thought the basically explained the program very well.
They're pretty well constructed, very upfront and to the point, use good examples to help players better understand what is within and not within their control as far as the games, and gambling, are concerned.
I've noticed the brochures, but haven't been interested in them.
Informative info with gambling problems.
Just make them more visible to customers
A good idea. Text in them should talk directly and confidentially to the player. Reassure them if they feel uncomfortable about their gambling there are steps they can take. Cool off. Stop. Think it through. Deep breaths. Notice your own behavior.
They are there at the casino, but I don’t gamble that much and never what I can’t afford, so I don’t read them completely
What are the odds of you getting your PhD with your thesis? It's the casino's job to get me in there and provide value for the monies I may lose. It is entertainment, and I enjoy the experience.
I ENJOY the Resorts and Hotels when traveling.
Good information/advice for all to read.
I believe that peoples who have a problem with gambling should seek help and keep on seeking help until they able to stop gambling or slow down thank you I have no problems with gambling but I do like the poor slot machines but I have the money to do
I have read what I believe were informative pamphlets provided by GameSense. I have not taken them with me. I thought they were informative and provided appropriate warnings
No just interested on what it had to say
I consider myself a casual entertainment gambler gambling 4-6 times a year for 2-3 days at a time.
It is nice that they are provided. I might have read it online.
I feel a person needs to be responsible for themselves as with anything look at it as entertainment and enjoy it
A brochure is a passive form of education that even when made available, may not reach the attended audience. Placing them in a more prominent position at the help desk areas or even handing them out to people who show high levels of gambling when they visit the desk. Also, during give aways, have them available for customers: displayed prominently.

In terms of race/ethnicity, how do you identify? (check all that apply) - Other: - Text
My great grandmother was full blooded Seminole Indian