Responsible gambling

Play for fun

Gambling should stay a form of entertainment, never a way to earn money. Avoid chasing losses, set yourself limits, take regular breaks and only spend what you can afford to lose.

Signs of a problem

Ask yourself whether gambling gets in the way of your work, causes arguments with family or friends, or makes you try to win back losses. Have you borrowed money to play, do you see gambling as income, or do you find it hard to stop? If most answers are yes, it is time to act.

Deposit limits

You can cap how much you deposit per day, week or month, or combine these limits. Email our management team from your registered address and tell us the payment method, the amount, the period and whether the limit should be locked for a set time. Limits cannot be fully enforced on crypto deposits, so choose another payment method if you want them to hold.

Cool-off period

Need a pause? We can pause your account for one day, a week, a month or a year, or with no end date. A cool-off cannot be lifted before its end. An indefinite one lasts at least 24 hours and ends only when you ask us to reactivate the account.

Self-exclusion

Self-exclusion locks your account for at least six months, and you receive no promotions during that time. If you tell us you may have a gambling problem, the exclusion is permanent. We suggest you also ask other gambling sites where you hold an account to exclude you.

Protecting minors

Only players aged 18 or over can play. Keep your devices protected with passwords, never leave them unattended while logged in, keep card details out of reach of children and consider filtering software.

Where to get help

Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy and GamCare support people who struggle with gambling, and you can contact them at any time.