Play Responsibly, Stay in Control

The Facts About Money

Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money. It costs money, and you should only play with what you can afford to lose. The odds always favour the operator over any long run, so no system, streak or staking plan changes that. Treat any win as a bonus, not income. If you find yourself relying on gambling to pay bills or cover expenses, stop and review your limits. The platform offers tools to help you stay in control, but the final decision is yours.

Where to Get Help

Talk to your doctor or a licensed counsellor. Free, confidential support is also available from international organisations. Search online for Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare or Gambling Therapy by name. They offer phone, chat and face-to-face meetings. Telling one person you trust is often the hardest step and the most important one. You do not need to have a diagnosed problem to reach out. These services are for anyone who feels worried about their own gambling or someone else's.

Protecting Minors

This site is for players aged 18 and above only. If you share a computer or device with someone under 18, use filtering software to block access to gambling content. Many free and paid options are available with a simple online search. Do not leave your account logged in or share your password. If you suspect a minor has used your account, contact support immediately. Keeping gambling away from young people is everyone's responsibility.

Set Your Limits

You can set deposit limits for daily, weekly or monthly periods, plus loss limits and session time limits. To request them, go to your account settings or contact support. A tighter limit takes effect immediately; a looser one only after a cooling-off period of several days. Reality-check reminders pop up during play to show how long you have been in the lobby. You can turn these on in your account preferences. Using these tools does not stop you from playing, but it helps you stay within what you planned to spend.

Recognise a Problem

Ask yourself honestly: Do you chase losses by betting more to win back what you lost? Have you borrowed money or sold belongings to play? Do you hide how much time or money you spend gambling? If the answer is yes to any of these, it may be time to pause. Do you play to escape stress, boredom or sadness? Do you need larger bets to get the same excitement? Have you missed work, sleep or family time because of gambling? One yes does not mean you have a disorder, but it is a sign to check in with yourself.

Take a Break or Self-Exclude

A cooling-off period pauses your account for a short time, such as 24 hours or a week. Self-exclusion closes access for a fixed term, often six months or a year, and cannot be lifted early. To start either, write to support with your request. During self-exclusion you will not be able to log in, deposit or play. The platform will also remove marketing messages. This is a serious step, so think carefully about the term you choose. If you need help deciding, speak to a trusted person or a counsellor first.

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