Gambling involves uncertain outcomes and the possibility of losing the money you stake. Our casino is intended for adults aged 18 or over, and play should remain an optional expense that does not interfere with everyday responsibilities.
Affordable Spending and Decisions About Gambling
Set an affordable spending boundary before playing. Housing, food, bills and other essential commitments must come first. If gambling would leave those commitments short, choose to spend nothing on play.
Do not borrow money to place bets or continue because you want to recover a loss. A previous result creates no obligation to make another deposit. Increasing spending after a disappointing outcome can deepen the difficulty rather than resolve it.
Consider the time you spend playing alongside the money involved. Sleep, work, relationships and other interests need space away from gambling. Feeling distracted by play or hiding its cost from other people can signal a need to stop and seek help.
Deposit and session limits provide ways to restrict activity within your account. Treat those controls as support for your own boundaries, rather than permission to spend more than you can afford.
Personal Breaks and Independent Support Options
Take a break if you feel pressured to continue. You can use in-account self-exclusion or contact our support team for assistance with restricting access. Explain that you need help with gambling concerns so the conversation addresses that need.
GamCare and BeGambleAware offer independent assistance. Seeking advice can help you consider the effects on finances, relationships or wellbeing, including when you are concerned about someone else's gambling.
Speak with a trusted person who supports your decision to pause. You do not need to wait until losses become severe to ask for help, and stopping is always a valid choice.