RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING

Gambling is a form of leisure and entertainment. Before playing you should know how much time and money you can afford to spend. Make sure gambling does not become a problem in your life and you do not lose control of your play.

In order to avoid problems with gambling, please keep the following in mind:

Decide beforehand how much money you are willing to spend.
Don't try to recoup your losses, they may only increase.
Beware of how often and for how long you play.
When you are winning, take occasional breaks. Think about the smart time to stop.
Remember that gambling is entertainment. It's not a way to get rich quickly and pay off your debts.
Don't forget that gambling is a game of chance. There are no systems or formulas to guarantee success.
Don't gamble when you're depressed or upset
Balance gambling with other activities
Don't drink or take drugs when gambling

If you have ever been worried about gambling problems or are just curious to check the results, please try this quick self assessment test.

To find out more on problem gambling go to: http://www.ncpgambling.org/

or visit Gamblers Anonymous http://www.gamblersanonymous.org

Deposit Limits

Daily, Weekly and Monthly deposit limits can usually be set on your account.

If you feel that you would benefit from setting your own deposit limits, you can normally do this by contacting the casino support team to discuss the options. Some casinos even offer this option directly in their settings which allows you to set limits yourself.

Self-Exclusion

Should you feel you have a gambling problem and require a short or long term restriction, casinos have the option to Self–Exclude yourself. To choose such an option please get in contact with the customer service team of your online casino.

Please note that once a self-exclusion request has been applied, you will not be able to reverse this decision until the self-exclusion period expired. You are advised to carefully consider this decision before committing to a self-exclusion and discuss your situation with a gambling help group if you are in any doubt.