Responsible gambling

If you or someone else is struggling with problem gambling, it's essential to seek help immediately.

You can start by setting deposit limits on your account, which can be adjusted daily, weekly, or monthly through our responsible gaming tools. This way, you'll never spend more than you're comfortable losing in a single session.

To avoid accumulating losses, set loss limits for yourself as well. You can choose to set maximum losses per day, week, or month. Our system will alert you when these limits are reached.

If you need to take a break from gaming altogether, consider self-exclusion. This means temporarily locking your account for 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, giving you time to reflect on your behavior and reassess your priorities.

Self-exclusion can be implemented at any level of play, so it's never too early (or late) to take control of your gaming habits.

Additionally, we offer reality checks that will discreetly notify you about your balance and playing time. This feature is designed to help you recognize the signs of problem gambling and intervene before things escalate further.

If needed, our system can provide session time reminders every 30 minutes, an hour, or two hours. These pop-ups are meant as gentle nudges, not alarm bells, so don't worry about being too strict with yourself.

Problem Gambling Helplines:

In the United States, you can call the National Council on Problem Gambling.For Canadian players, we recommend reaching out to ConnexOntario (available 24/7).

We've partnered with reputable organizations to provide further support:

ConnexOntario offers free support services for Canadians struggling with problem gambling.

Gamblers Anonymous is a valuable resource offering guidance and advice through shared experiences.The Problem Gambling Helpline is available in the US, providing confidential help when you need it most.

Keep these resources handy if you ever require assistance or someone to talk to. Your well-being is our top priority!