Responsible Gaming

Basic Rules

Sometimes, in the heat of the moment, it’s easy to play longer than intended or chase a loss. To keep the activity enjoyable, the site has ground rules and provides account tools designed to help you stick to your own limits. Strict age checks and account verifications are in place to ensure a fair environment for everyone. This framework puts control back in your hands, offering several options you can use right away.

• Put a cap on deposits for a daily, weekly, or monthly basis;
• Decide on a maximum loss amount for any session;
• Your play sessions can end automatically with a time-out feature;
• Get automatic pop-ups that show how long you’ve played and the amount spent;
• Take a short break by temporarily freezing the account;
• Block access to the site for a set period or for good.

Self-Exclusion

For players who decide a complete break is necessary, the site enforces a strict self-exclusion policy. This is a final step. To begin the process, a player must contact the customer support team and request a specific exclusion period. Once activated, the account is completely locked for the chosen duration. This action is irreversible until the time has passed.

The available time frames are:

• 24 hours;
• 7 days;
• 1 month;
• 6 months;
• 1 year;
• Permanent closure.

Time and Spending Limits

Managing your own limits on time and money is straightforward. All the necessary controls are in your account settings, and once you put a limit in place, the site enforces it automatically. This gives you a simple way to customize your play. You can:

• Set up deposit caps for a daily, weekly, or monthly period;
• Decide the maximum length for any of your play sessions;
• Get logged out automatically after a time you specify;
• Receive pop-up alerts to track your spending;
• Activate a short-term cool-down period to take a break;
• Use the self-exclusion feature to stop access completely.

Red Flags: When Gambling Becomes a Problem

Sometimes the line between fun and a problem can blur. It helps to recognize certain warning signs, like spending more than intended or chasing losses. If play starts getting in the way of daily life, that’s a clear signal. The site provides direct access to resources and tools that help players get things back under control.

Emotional and Behavioral Indicators

Problem gambling is about more than just money; it can change how a person feels and acts. It helps to be aware of certain shifts in behavior for yourself or others.

• More frequent mood swings or irritability;
• Letting work or home responsibilities slide;
• Dishonesty about playing habits or money spent;
• Thoughts about playing take up a lot of mental space;
• An urge to bet more just to win back losses;
• Borrowing money or selling things to keep playing;
• Pulling away from friends, family, or hobbies;
• Feelings of anxiety or sadness tied to playing outcomes.

Financial and Social Red Flags in Gambling

When playing starts to cause problems, the first signs often show up in a person’s finances and social circles. It is important to spot these changes early.

• Needing to borrow money just to play;
• Hiding bank statements or spending from family;
• Skipping out on plans with friends or family to play instead;
• Letting responsibilities at work or home begin to slide;
• Being dishonest about how much time or money is spent;
• An urge to make bigger bets to win back what was lost;
• Feeling restless or irritable when you cannot play.