Responsible Gambling

Play for fun

Gambling should be entertainment, never a way to earn a living, and you can always lose the money you bet. A few habits help keep it that way. Keep track of what you spend and set a budget before you start. Only play with money you can afford to lose. Decide in advance how long a session will last. Never try to win back losses. Stay away from the tables when you are upset, or after drinking or taking drugs.

18+ only

Every player must be 18 or over and confirm this before opening an account. We check the details we are given, we never advertise to minors, and an account opened by someone underage is closed at once with its winnings forfeited.

Parental controls

If children share your computer, consider parental control software that blocks gambling sites, such as Net Nanny. Keep your password private and log out when you step away.

Take a break or self-exclude

Contact our team at any time and we will disable your account for a cooling-off period. If you tell us you have a gambling problem, we make sure the account stays closed for good.

Signs to look out for

Gamblers Anonymous has a list of questions that help you notice a problem, such as playing longer than planned, borrowing or selling things to fund play, or feeling the urge to chase losses. If several of them sound familiar, talk to someone.

Where to get help

Free support is available from Gamblers Anonymous, the National Council on Problem Gambling and Gambling Therapy.