Responsible gaming
Gambling is entertainment that costs money, and the casino says so in the footer of every page. This page lists the tools the casino gives you to keep it that way and the few habits that work better than any tool.
Rules the casino applies
Nobody under 18 may play, and the casino can ask for proof of age at any point. Players can set deposit limits, restrict their participation in bonuses and promotions, and ask for temporary or permanent self-exclusion; all of this is arranged through support and the responsible gaming section of the account. The casino may itself limit, reduce, suspend or close access when it sees reasonable signs of harm or problem play, and it may contact a player to discuss self-exclusion. Self-exclusion on other platforms does not carry over automatically: if you excluded yourself elsewhere, do it here separately. Deliberately bypassing an exclusion voids any claim to losses incurred that way.
Habits that work
- Decide the deposit for the month before the first spin and set it as a limit, not as an intention.
- Treat bonuses as a longer session, not as free money: the wagering is a cost, and the bonuses page spells it out.
- Use the demo on the slot pages to learn a game before betting on it.
- Never chase a loss with a bigger bet; the maths of a slot does not know what you lost yesterday.
- If the game stops being fun, use the exclusion tool the same day.
Where to get help
The casino cooperates with organisations that work with gambling problems and links them in its responsible gaming section. International helplines such as Gamblers Anonymous and GamCare offer free, anonymous support in several languages. If you feel that gambling is affecting your money, work or relationships, talking to someone today is worth more than any strategy on this site.