GAMING SHOULD BE ENTERTAINMENT

Gaming is meant to be fun and entertaining. Set a budget before you play, stick to it, and never chase losses. If gaming stops being fun, stop playing. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available 24/7.

Warning Signs of Problem Gambling

Recognizing the warning signs of problem gambling is crucial. If you or someone you know exhibits any of these behaviors, help is available. According to the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling, warning signs include:

Signs You May Have a Gambling Problem:

•Gambling to escape worry or trouble - Using gambling as a way to avoid problems or relieve feelings of anxiety, depression, or stress
•Gambling to obtain money to solve financial difficulties - Trying to win money to pay bills or solve money problems
•Inability to stop playing - Feeling unable to stop gambling, regardless of whether you're winning or losing
•Gambling until the last dollar is gone - Continuing to play until all available money is spent
•Losing time from work due to gambling - Missing work or being late because of gambling activities
•Borrowing money to pay gambling debts - Taking out loans, borrowing from friends or family, or using credit cards to fund gambling
•Neglecting family because of gambling - Spending less time with family or neglecting family responsibilities due to gambling
•Lying about time and money spent gambling - Hiding or lying about gambling activities, losses, or time spent gambling

Signs for Family Members

If you're concerned about a loved one, watch for:

Unexplained financial problems or missing money
Reduced involvement in social activities
Emotional distress, mood swings, or depression
Lack of communication or secretive behavior
Missing items of value or unexplained debts
Spending excessive time away from home

Get Help — 24/7 Resources

If you recognize any of these warning signs in yourself or someone you care about, professional help is available. Trained counselors are available around the clock to provide confidential support and information on treatment and support groups.

Nevada Council on Problem Gambling

1-800-522-4700

24/7 Helpline

nevadacouncil.org

National Problem Gambling Helpline

1-800-GAMBLER

24/7 Helpline

(1-800-426-2537)

Self-Exclusion Program

If you feel you need help controlling your gambling, Lexie's Bistro offers a Self-Exclusion Program that allows you to voluntarily exclude yourself from participating in gaming activities at our establishment.

How to Enroll in Self-Exclusion

Option 1: Visit In Person

Visit our gaming lounge cashier or management office to request and complete the self-exclusion forms. You must present valid state-issued identification.

Option 2: Request Forms by Phone

Call us at (702) 444-0391 to have the forms mailed to you. Completed forms must be returned in person with state-issued identification, or returned by mail with notarization.

Self-Exclusion Requirements

Valid state-issued photo identification is required
Forms must be completed and submitted in person, or returned by mail with notarization
Self-exclusion periods are typically 1 year, 5 years, or lifetime
Once enrolled, you cannot cancel or modify your self-exclusion during the selected period

Consequences of Self-Exclusion

If you enroll in the Self-Exclusion Program:

You are prohibited from collecting any winnings from gaming activities
You are excluded from participating in casino programs, promotions, or receiving complimentary services or goods
You will be asked to leave if found on the gaming premises
Your name will be added to the Nevada Gaming Control Board's self-exclusion database

Learn more about Nevada Self-Exclusion Program

Employee Training

In accordance with Nevada Gaming Control Board Regulation 5.170, all employees ofLexie's Bistro who interact directly with gaming patrons receive training on recognizing the signs and symptoms of problem gambling behavior. Our staff is trained to assist patrons in obtaining information about problem gambling programs and resources.

If you need assistance or information about responsible gaming resources, please speak with any of our staff members. They are here to help.