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Responsible Gaming

We are committed to promoting responsible gaming and ensuring that gambling remains an enjoyable form of entertainment. This page outlines the principles and tools that help protect players from excessive or harmful gambling behaviour.

Key guidelines for safe play

To ensure that gambling remains a positive experience, we encourage all users to follow these basic principles:

  • treat gambling as entertainment, not a way to make money;
  • only gamble with funds you can afford to lose;
  • set limits on your time and spending in advance;
  • avoid chasing losses or gambling under emotional stress;
  • take regular breaks from playing.

Self-assessment

If you’re unsure about your habits, ask yourself the following questions:

  • Have you ever felt you should cut down on gambling?
  • Have others criticised your gambling behaviour?
  • Have you lied about how much you gamble?
  • Do you gamble to escape worries or stress?
  • Have you ever borrowed money or sold anything to fund your gambling?

Answering “yes” to any of these may indicate a need to seek support or take a break from gambling.

Self-exclusion options

If you feel that gambling is no longer under control, most licensed platforms provide tools that allow you to temporarily or permanently restrict your account. These tools may include:

  • short-term cooling-off periods (24 hours to 1 month);
  • long-term self-exclusion (6 months to permanent);
  • deposit, wager or session limits.

You can activate these options through the Responsible Gaming section of your casino account.

Underage protection

Access to the Website is restricted to individuals of legal gambling age. To prevent underage access:

  • verify your age during registration;
  • use parental control tools if you share a device;
  • avoid saving login information on shared devices.

Recommended parental control software includes:

Support resources

If you need help, several organisations offer free and confidential support:

These services are available to anyone affected by gambling, including family and friends.