Safety first

Responsible Gaming

Gaming should not be treated as a guaranteed source of income. If real money is involved, set boundaries before you start.

Set a spending limit

Choose an amount you can afford to lose and do not increase it because of a previous result.

Take regular breaks

Step away from the screen and avoid long sessions driven by frustration or excitement.

Never chase losses

A previous loss does not create a reason to increase your next stake. Chasing can quickly increase financial risk.

Do not borrow to play

Do not use borrowed money, emergency funds or money needed for essential expenses.

Notice stress signals

If gaming starts affecting sleep, work, relationships or your mood, stop and seek appropriate support.

Check local rules

Online gaming and real-money activities can be regulated differently by location. Follow the laws that apply to you and use only services permitted where you live.

Age: Only adults who meet the applicable legal age should participate in real-money gaming. If you are unsure whether an activity is legal where you live, do not proceed until you have checked the relevant rules.