Play Safe, Stay in Control
Is It Becoming a Problem?, Where to Find Help and Spending and Time Limits.
Is It Becoming a Problem?
Ask yourself honestly: do you chase losses by playing more to win them back? Have you borrowed money, sold something, or used money meant for bills to play? Do you hide how much time or money you spend on gambling? These are early warning signs. Do you play to escape stress, boredom, or difficult feelings? Do you need bigger bets to feel the same thrill? Have you missed work, lost sleep, or chosen gambling over time with family? If you answer yes to several, it is worth pausing and talking to someone.
Where to Find Help
A good first step is telling one person you trust — a friend, partner, or family member. That is often the hardest part. You can also speak to a doctor or a licensed counsellor. They can help you understand your habits and find next steps without judgement. Free, confidential support is available from organisations that work internationally. Search online for Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare, or Gambling Therapy by name. Do not rely on a phone number or email you see here — go directly to their official website to get correct contact details.
Spending and Time Limits
You can set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits on the platform. Loss limits and session time limits are also available. To request any, go to your account settings or contact support directly. Tighter limits take effect immediately; looser ones only apply after a cooling-off period of a few days. Reality-check reminders will pop up at intervals you choose, showing how long you have been playing and your net spend. These work in your account settings too. Using them helps you stay aware of time and money while you play.
Protecting Young People
The site is strictly for players aged 18 and over. We verify age at registration and may ask for identification. If you share a computer with someone under 18, consider installing filtering software. Programs like Net Nanny or Cybersitter can block access to gambling sites. Parents and guardians should also keep e-wallet and bank transfer details out of reach. Talk to young people about why gambling is not a game for them. Keeping your login and payment details private is another simple way to help.
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Taking a Break or Excluding Yourself
If you need time away, request a cooling-off period. This temporarily blocks access for a short time you choose. For a firmer step, self-exclusion closes your account for a fixed term — often six months or longer — and it cannot be reversed early. You must request it from support in writing. During self-exclusion, all marketing emails and promotions stop. The site will not allow you to log in or open a new account. This is a serious commitment, so think carefully before you ask for it, and tell support that is what you want.
The Facts About Money
Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money. The odds always favour the operator over any long period. No betting system, winning streak, or staking plan can change that mathematics. Treat any money you play with as the cost of fun, not an investment. Set a budget for gambling that you can afford to lose entirely, and never try to win back what you have lost. If you ever feel you are playing to earn income, stop and take a step back. The goal is to enjoy the experience, not to chase a payout.
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