Responsible Gambling

Keep it fun

Gambling should be entertainment rather than a way to earn money. Set yourself limits before you play, take regular breaks, leave losses behind instead of chasing them, and only stake what you can comfortably afford. Your work, family and daily duties always come first.

Quick self-check

Ask yourself a few honest questions. Does gambling affect your job? Has it led to arguments at home? Do you keep returning to win back losses, borrow money to play or see gambling as income? Is it hard to stop? If you answer yes to most of them, it is time to take action.

Deposit limits

You can set a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit by sending us a written request, and our support team can help you with it. Raising or removing a limit takes effect after at least 24 hours. A limit of zero can only be changed after at least six months, again on written request.

Self-exclusion

If you decide to self-exclude, ask the other gambling sites where you hold accounts to exclude you as well, so the break covers everywhere you play.

Protecting children

Use passwords on your computer, phone and tablet, log out before leaving a device, keep cards and account details out of reach and avoid saving passwords on shared machines. Filtering software such as Net Nanny can block unsuitable sites.

Where to find help

Gamblers Anonymous, the Responsible Gambling Council, the Canadian Partnership for Responsible Gambling and The National Council on Problem Gambling support people affected by problem gambling.