Loss limit
A fixed amount you can lose in full without affecting rent, food, debt, savings or dependants.
Responsible use • 18+
Responsible play starts with a stop plan
Real-money play can cause financial and psychological harm. A limit only works when it is set in advance, is affordable to lose and triggers a firm stop.
Write down four boundaries before playing
Time limit
A fixed end time with an alarm. Do not extend it because a match or streak continues.
No-reload rule
No second deposit after the limit is reached, even if you believe a reversal is likely.
Stop trigger
A clear action: log out, block payments, self-exclude or hand finances to a trusted person.
Warning signs that require a break
- Borrowing, selling something or delaying a bill to continue
- Trying to recover losses by increasing stakes
- Hiding activity or payments from people close to you
- Playing longer or spending more than planned
- Feeling anxious, angry or unable to focus when not playing
- Believing a win is “due” after a sequence of losses
If any sign feels familiar: stop deposits now. A cooling-off period is more useful than a new strategy.
Immediate practical steps
- 1
Remove access
Log out, uninstall the app, block the site or ask for self-exclusion.
- 2
Interrupt payment routes
Ask your bank or payment provider about transaction limits or merchant blocks.
- 3
Tell someone
Share the actual amount and pattern with a trusted person, not just the most recent loss.
- 4
Use independent help
A mental-health professional or gambling-harm support service can help create a recovery plan.
For an urgent mental-health crisis
If you may harm yourself or someone else, contact local emergency services immediately or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not stay alone with the crisis.
This site is for adults aged 18 and over. Age alone does not make real-money play safe or lawful.