Responsible Gambling

Play for fun

Gambling is a pastime, not a way to earn money. Most people can keep it as entertainment and spend only what they can afford, but for some it gets harder. It helps to keep an eye on how much time and money you spend each day.

Signs to watch

If you start spending more than you can afford, or gambling begins to get in the way of your daily life, it is time to act. Set personal limits, take a break through self-exclusion or reach out to one of the organisations below.

Activity limits

Our Live Support team can set account activity limits for you. Ask them in the chat and they will guide you through the options.

Self-exclusion

• Contact Live Support and follow the steps they give you.
• Send your self-exclusion request from the e-mail address registered to your account.
• Self-exclusion starts once Support has processed your request and confirmed it on your account.

Where to find help

• GamCare offers counselling, advice and practical help for people affected by gambling, and can point you to support organisations outside the UK.
• Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of people helping each other with gambling problems, with groups in many regions.
• Gambling Therapy gives support and counselling to anyone affected by gambling, worldwide.

Under 18s

We accept only players aged 18 or over. We use the methods available to us to stop minors from registering, and we can ask for proof of age.

Closing your account

Our live support team can also lock your account whenever you ask.