Responsible Gaming

Warning Signs of Problem Gambling

Gaming should always feel like a choice, not a need. When that line starts to blur, specific behaviors often appear that signal a loss of control.

• Your sessions consistently last longer or cost more than you planned;
• You find yourself betting bigger to try and win back money you have lost;
• Hiding how much you play from family or friends becomes necessary;
• The money you use for gaming is borrowed from others or from funds for essentials;
• Work, family, or other important responsibilities are neglected in favor of playing;
• You feel restless, irritable, or anxious on days when you are unable to play;
• Gaming is used primarily as an escape from stress or other real-life problems.

Basic Rules for Playing Responsibly

Inside a game’s excitement, it is easy to lose track of time or chase a loss. This is the moment when play can stop being fun. To keep the experience enjoyable, you need a solid plan before you even start. The habits below are the foundation of that plan.

• Decide on a firm time limit for each session and stick to it;
• Make sure gaming is just one part of a balanced life with other activities;
• Always set a budget beforehand and never chase losses;
• Regular breaks are useful for getting a fresh perspective on your play;
• The self-exclusion tool is there for when you need to take a longer step back;
• Knowing the odds of any game you play gives you a real advantage;
• Never gamble when tired, upset, or under any other influence;
• Reach out for professional support if you ever feel your habits are becoming a problem.

Use Account Tools to Manage Your Play

Inside your account, the site provides tools for total control. You decide. Activate self-exclusion to take a mandatory break from gaming. To manage spending, you can set deposit limits, which the system enforces automatically. All of these controls are located in your account settings.