For most people, gambling is a source of entertainment, a fun activity that can be enjoyed without any adverse effects. For them, gambling is a recreational activity, undertaken with an understanding of the risks involved, and with predetermined limits in mind. However, for some people, recreational gambling becomes too addictive.
2.2%
Admitted to having a gambling addiction in NM
as of Dec. 2019
287
State-wide
self-exclusion ban
as of Dec. 2019
75
Mescalero
Self-banned
as of Dec. 2019
KNOW
the SIGNS
and SYMPTOMS
What are the signs of a problem gambler?
Many compulsive gamblers work hard to hide their addiction. As their gambling addiction increases, it becomes difficult to resume regular gambling.
Compulsive Gambling
Gambling addiction, also known as compulsive gambling, is a type of impulse-control disorder.
Online Gambling
For those who have unlimited access to online gaming,
the chance to gamble for play often ends with debt.
Underage
Gambling
It is illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to participate in any form of gambling in New Mexico.
Senior Citizen
Gambling
A new and easily accessible, minor habit of gambling may become a potentially devastating pastime.
About
Self -Ban
Self-ban is a tool provided for those individuals who realize that they have a gambling problem but also realize that they need help staying out of the casinos.
All the Latest Resources
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LEARN HOW TO
TAKE CONTROL
OF GAMBLING ADDICTION
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COVID-19 IMPACT TO GAMING AND CASINOS
The impact of social distancing during a global pandemic has hit every casino floor. Each facility works under strict guidelines to reduce the spread of the virus to ensure guest safety. If you have experienced emotional challenges and stress causing an impact to your mental health, leaving an isolated feeling, be assured that you are not alone. The helplines provided through this website are the absolute resources needed for taking a first and positive approach. Someone is out there ready to hear you. Call 1-888-696-2440 for help.