Safer gambling

Gambling is paid entertainment with a risk of losing money, not an income plan. A bonus does not remove that risk. Only play with money you can afford to lose, and never use funds needed for bills or other essentials.

Set limits before the first bet

• Choose a spending limit and a time to stop before opening a game.
• Use account limits or break tools where available; ask support how they work.
• Do not borrow to gamble or make another deposit to recover a loss.
• Do not increase stakes to complete wagering or reach a VIP level.

When to pause

Take a break if you are hiding spending, gambling longer than intended, chasing losses or repeatedly changing limits. If gambling is affecting sleep, relationships or essential spending, stop and speak to someone you trust or a qualified local support service.

Self-exclusion and practical barriers

Ask the account provider about a cooling-off period or self-exclusion. Follow the exclusion rather than trying to return through another account, website or identity. Where available, gambling-payment blocks from your bank and device-blocking tools can add practical barriers.

Keep gambling accounts and devices inaccessible to children. Do not leave a logged-in account on a shared device or share payment credentials.

Finding support

Gambling Therapy offers free online practical advice and emotional support to people affected by gambling worldwide. You can also approach a recognised support organisation or health service in your country. You do not need to wait for a debt crisis to ask for help. If there is an immediate danger to you or someone else, contact local emergency services.

For website enquiries, see contact information. Account-access guidance is on the login page; read the eligibility terms before considering play.