18+ · RESPONSIBLE GAMING
Responsible Gaming
Playing should stay a form of entertainment — never a source of income and never a way out of money trouble. Stake only what you can comfortably afford to lose, and plan both your time and your budget in advance. Anyone under 18 is strictly forbidden to play.
Control tools
The account settings offer the tools below to help you keep healthy playing habits. All of them are voluntary and can be adjusted at any time.
Deposit limit
Decide in advance how much you may pay in per day, week or month. Once the limit is reached no further deposits are accepted, so your spending stays under control.
Time limit / time-out
Cap how long a session may run, or take a short time-out for a set period. During a time-out access to the account is temporarily closed, which gives you room to rest.
Self-exclusion
Self-exclusion lets you close the account entirely, either for a period you choose or indefinitely. While it is active you cannot play or open a new account.
Loss limit
Set the maximum amount you are prepared to lose within a given period. When the limit is hit, play stops — so you are not tempted into risky decisions to win losses back.
Signs of problem gambling
A few signs suggest that play is slipping out of your control. If one or more of the points below sounds familiar, it is time to step back and look for help:
- Playing for more than you planned, or more than you can afford to lose.
- Borrowing money to play, or spending money set aside for everyday costs.
- Hiding from your family or those close to you how much you actually play.
- Letting your mood ride entirely on the result — elation when you win, anger and anxiety when you lose.
- Neglecting work, study, family or other responsibilities because of gambling.
These signs tend to deepen over time. Reacting early and using the control tools makes the situation far easier to manage.
Help and support
If you feel that gambling is harming you or the people around you, help is available and there is nothing shameful about asking for it. As a first step, switch on self-exclusion and freeze the account temporarily. That relieves the pressure and creates the distance you need to think clearly.
After that, we recommend contacting qualified specialists or a local support line. Professional counsellors handle problem-gambling matters confidentially and without judgement. Talking openly with someone you trust can also make things lighter. For how personal data is protected, see our Privacy policy page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I set a deposit limit?
Sign in to your account, open the responsible-gaming or account-settings section, choose a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit and confirm it. Lowering a limit takes effect immediately; raising one usually applies only after a waiting period.
What is self-exclusion?
Self-exclusion is a tool that lets you voluntarily close your account for a period you choose (a few months, say) or indefinitely. While it lasts, sign-in and play are blocked, which helps you take a break and regain control.
Can I play if I am under 18?
No. Play is intended solely for people aged 18 and over. Registration and play by minors are strictly forbidden, and age verification is required.
Last updated: July 2026