Responsible gambling
Use this page as an action guide, not theory: identify risk signals early, apply strict limits, and activate self-exclusion if control drops. The goal is simple - protect your money, time, and wellbeing.
If any of these patterns feel familiar, reduce play immediately and activate safety controls.
Self-exclusion
Self-exclusion blocks access to your gambling account for a defined period. Use it when limits are no longer enough and you need a hard stop to protect your money and wellbeing.
Cool-off
24h to 6 weeks
Short pause to break impulsive play patterns.
Fixed exclusion
6 months to 5 years
Longer account lock with reduced relapse risk.
Permanent option
Open-ended
Strongest control when gambling is harmful.
Before activating
After activating
Safer play framework
Rule 1
Set a hard spend limit before login and never top up to recover losses.
Rule 2
Use timers and end sessions on schedule, even if you are mid-variance.
Rule 3
Do not gamble when stressed, tired, angry, or trying to escape problems.
Rule 4
A losing session is a stop signal, not a reason to increase stake size.
Rule 5
If control slips, use cool-off or self-exclusion before harm increases.
FAQ
Use self-exclusion when limits fail repeatedly, you chase losses, or gambling starts affecting work, relationships, or finances.
Most systems do not allow instant cancellation. Exclusion periods are intentionally fixed to prevent impulsive return.
A cool-off is a short temporary block. It helps break momentum and reduce impulsive betting decisions.
No. Chasing losses usually increases risk. Pause, review your limits, and return only with strict controls.
Set budget/time limits, avoid emotional sessions, and keep payment methods and account controls tightly managed.
Use confidential support services in your region as early as possible. Early support is more effective than waiting for a crisis.
Take control now
Start with limits and a short break. If risk remains high, activate self-exclusion and use confidential support in your location.
