We are a page dedicated to creating awareness & providing education about Problem Gambling Behaviors & Gambling Disorders to the community.
To provide support for the individual and the families of those that are affected by Gambling Disorders.
05/11/2025
Happy Mother’s Day from Beat the Odds
To the mothers who rise, lead, and love through every challenge—you are the true definition of strength.
Today, we honor your resilience, your heart, and your unwavering hope.
Thank you for helping the next generation beat the odds.
04/06/2025
Take a break. Evaluate your gambling habits with tools from Pause Before You Play. Visit www.PauseBeforeYouPlay.org.
04/05/2025
Have you set a budget? Are you gambling for fun and not need? If not, it’s time to pause. Visit www.PauseBeforeYouPlay.org for more tips.
04/03/2025
Gambling is fun when you play responsibly. Make sure your choices are informed and safe.” Learn more at www.GetSetBeforeYouBet.org.
04/01/2025
Think before you play! Pausing gives you the chance to make informed decisions. Learn more at www.PauseBeforeYouPlay.org.
03/30/2025
Quick Quiz: What percentage of gamblers stick to their budget?
A) 50%
B) 70%
C) 90%.
Test your knowledge and learn more at www.PauseBeforeYouPlay.org.
Get Game Ready: Responsible Betting Starts with You. Hit pause before your next bet to consider the risks, set limits, and ask if it's time to stop.
03/28/2025
Meet Alex, who found the balance between fun and responsibility while gambling. Learn how to make the right choices: www.GetSetBeforeYouBet.org. 💡
03/26/2025
Did you know? 9 out of 10 people who gamble recreationally don’t experience gambling problems. Knowing your limits helps keep it that way. Learn how at www.GetSetBeforeYouBet.org.
03/24/2025
Responsible gambling starts with making informed decisions. Set a time limit, stick to a budget, and always play for fun. Learn more at www.PauseBeforeYouPlay.org. 🎲
03/21/2025
This March, help us increase awareness of problem gambling as a serious but often misunderstood mental health condition. By creating a deeper understanding of this issue, we can encourage empathy, reduce barriers to treatment, and provide support.
03/19/2025
🎲✨ March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about problem gambling and the resources available to support those affected. 💙
🔍 Whether it’s learning the warning signs, 📤 sharing resources, or 🤝 supporting a loved one, everyone can play a part.
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03/18/2025
March Madness is here, bringing excitement, buzzer-beaters, and the thrill of competition! Whether you’re filling out brackets or placing bets, it’s important to gamble responsibly.
✅ Set a Budget: Only bet what you can afford to lose.
✅ Know the Odds: There are no guarantees—betting is for fun, not income.
✅ Avoid Chasing Losses: Don’t try to win back what you’ve lost.
✅ Take Breaks: Enjoy the games, not just the bets.
✅ Seek Help if Needed: If gambling stops being fun, resources like 1-800-GAMBLER can help.
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Welcome to Beat the Odds, this page was developed under funding through a partnership between The LCADA Way and the Prevention Action Alliance. The staff of The LCADA Way ‘Prevention Department’ will continue to provide articles, information, and education on various relevant topics surrounding gambling and gambling addiction. We will provide not only interesting content but ways for you to access help for those in your life with a gambling problem to find the help they need to recover. We hope you will get to know us as a reliable source for accurate and timely information on this subject and you will feel comfortable to reach out to our staff with any questions.
Call The LCADA Way for help @ 440-989-4900 - Recover starts here!!
*You can contact -Emily Winfield: Prevention Educator at (ewinfield@thelcadaway.org) to schedule a resource table or training for your faith community, business or school. *You can contact Bryan Traband: Gambling Treatment Counselor (btraband@thelcadaway.org) for information regarding access to screening, assessment and treatment for gambling disorders. *You can also contact Jose Flores: Director of Prevention Services (jflores@thelcadaway.org) for any questions regarding this page or the services we provide.