We offer gambling as adult entertainment, with outcomes that can cost you money. You must be 18 or over to play. Responsible gambling means deciding what you can afford to lose and how much time you want to spend before opening a game or placing a sports bet. Neither a promotion nor a familiar team makes an outcome certain.
Protect Essential Spending
Keep money for rent, food, education, medical care and other essentials separate from gambling. Use only an entertainment amount you can lose without affecting those needs. Do not borrow to place bets, and do not increase a deposit to recover money already lost. Reaching a personal spending limit is a reason to stop, even when another game is available.
Time matters too. Take breaks away from the screen and make time for sleep, work and relationships. A phone makes access convenient, but convenience should not mean playing through every spare moment.
Notice Changes in Your Habits
Hiding spending, repeatedly breaking your own limits or feeling compelled to continue can signal a problem. So can gambling to escape distress or becoming preoccupied with recovering losses. Take those changes seriously without waiting for a particular amount of debt or a crisis.
Pause gambling and speak to someone you trust if you feel uncomfortable with your play. Independent professional help can support decisions about finances, relationships and gambling habits. Ask our support about account concerns, while using appropriate local professional services for health or financial difficulties.
Keep Access Adult and Private
Do not let children or another person use your account. Avoid leaving an active session open on a shared device. A bonus is optional, and leaving a game unfinished is preferable to continuing when you no longer feel in control. Your wellbeing matters more than completing an offer.