Responsible Gambling

Gambling should be enjoyed as a fun and exciting activity, not a means of making money. However, for some players, it can be difficult to view gambling solely as a form of entertainment and to limit their spending to what they can afford to lose.

To maintain control and avoid the risk of gambling addiction, please consider the following guidelines:

• Treat gambling as entertainment, not a source of income.
• Avoid chasing losses; there will always be future opportunities to win.
• Only use "extra" funds—money that you can afford to lose.
• Keep track of both the time and money you spend while playing.
• If you feel the need to take a break from gambling, please contact our support team to request a temporary self-exclusion.

Self-Exclusion Request: Should you wish to self-exclude, please contact our Support Service Team, and we will close your account within 24 hours. It is your responsibility to inform us of any other accounts you may have, and you must agree not to open any new ones. While we will make reasonable efforts to prevent new accounts from being created, the responsibility ultimately lies with you to ensure no new accounts are opened. Our Website will not be held liable for any potential losses incurred through other accounts.

If you need support or have any concerns about your gambling, please reach out to one of the organizations listed below.

If you are concerned that gambling may be having a negative effect on your life or the lives of those around you, consider the following questions to help assess the situation:

• Does gambling interfere with your work or school commitments?
• Do you use gambling as a way to pass time or escape boredom?
• Do you spend long periods of time gambling alone?
• Have others ever criticized you for your gambling behavior?
• Has gambling caused you to lose interest in family, friends, or hobbies?
• Have you ever lied to hide the amount of time or money you spend on gambling?
• Have you ever lied, stolen, or borrowed money to gamble or to cover gambling debts?
• Are you unwilling to spend money on anything else but gambling?
• Do you keep playing until you lose all your money?
• After a loss, do you immediately try to win it back?
• Do you feel lost or desperate when you run out of money while gambling?
• Do arguments, frustrations, or disappointments trigger your desire to gamble?
• Have you ever felt depressed or suicidal due to gambling?

If you answered "yes" to most of these questions, it may indicate a gambling problem. We strongly encourage you to reach out to one of the organizations listed below for advice and support.

GamCare – A renowned organization providing expert advice, guidance, and practical assistance to help address the social impacts of gambling.

Gamblers Anonymous – A supportive fellowship of individuals who have united to overcome their own gambling issues and assist other compulsive gamblers. There are regional offices available worldwide.

Gambling Therapy – Provides counseling and support for individuals affected by gambling, offering resources to help manage and reduce harmful gambling behaviors.

Registration on our Website is strictly prohibited for individuals under the age of 18. The company is committed to verifying the age of all users. Any winnings earned by underage players will be voided and canceled.

Parents can control their children's access to the internet by installing filtering software. These filters help protect children from gambling sites. When using a computer with family or friends who are not legally allowed to register or bet on our site, we recommend the following filtering and parental control methods:

Net Nanny™