MARINA BAY SANDS

HELP LINES:
Care Corner Counseling: 1800-6-668-668
Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society: 1800-X-Gamble (1800-9-426253)
Institute of Mental Health, Community Addictions Management Program (CAMP):
6-RECOVER (6-732 6837), or e-mail camp@imh.com.sg



A Commitment to Our Guests

At Marina Bay Sands, we are committed to providing each guest with an unforgettable experience. That commitment extends to every facet of our resort – right down to the casino floor.

For that reason, we have taken a proactive approach to combating problem gambling that is unmatched in the gaming industry. Partnering with experts, scholars, and doctors, we have created a program that not only assists problem gamblers in seeking help, but also teaches our staff how to lead guests to help.

Today, Las Vegas Sands Corp., the parent company of Marina Bay Sands, is not only one of the world’s leaders in the hospitality and gaming industry but, through its commitment to the personal well-being of its guests, a community leader as well.

Signs of Problem Gambling

Most experts agree there is no way to identify a problem gambler. However, it is important for each patron to know the warning signs. These signs include but are not limited to:

  • A person gambles longer than planned
  • A person gambles until their last dollar is gone
  • A person has lost sleep due to their gambling
  • A person has used their income or savings to gamble while letting bills go unpaid
  • A person has been unsuccessful in their attempts to stop gambling
  • A person borrows money to finance their gambling
  • A person breaks the law, or considers breaking the law to finance their gambling
  • A person feels depressed or suicidal because of gambling losses
  • A person feels remorseful after gambling
  • A person gambles to obtain money to meet their financial obligations


According to psychiatric professionals, if a person suffers from five or more of these symptoms they may be suffering from a gambling problem.

Help is Available – When It’s No Longer A Game

It is important to know that if you or someone you know is experiencing a gambling problem, help is available! The help lines are available to answer your questions.

Resources are available to help you or someone you know receive the appropriate treatment. Caring and knowledgeable councilors will provide information on available treatment and support resources in your area for both the gambler and those affected by the gambler’s problem.