Responsible Gaming

For most of our users, gambling equates to excitement, enjoyment, and entertainment. However, we are also aware that gambling might have detrimental impacts on certain of our users. For many years, pathological gambling has been recognized as a severe illness in the medical field.
We have considered this issue and have done our utmost to assist since the first day. The term “Responsible Gambling” refers to a number of actions that a gaming provider can take to reduce the likelihood of adverse side effects. – We also attempt to take proactive measures against them if they have already appeared.
The most effective way to prevent bad side effects from gambling is to educate and inform users about the hazards of gambling. This will help them exercise self-control and ensure that they do not experience any negative side effects.

Before gambling, we suggest that you keep in mind the following rules to make it a positive and enjoyable activity with no negative consequences:

• Place a limit on your deposits. Determine how much you can spend depending on your financial position before you start gaming. Gamble only with what you can afford and what you regard as entertainment expenditure and not investments or a means of earning money;
• Avoid pursuing losses. One must consider that gambling necessarily entails losses.  Avoid putting too much at risk or gambling more than your capacity in order to make up for lost resources. Having fun should be the ultimate objective of gambling and not the force to gain funds;
• Set a time limit. Gaming is not to be your only activity. Set a time limit before playing, and stick to it.  Make sure gaming doesn’t impact your daily chores or substitute other essential activities in your life;
• Play with a clear head. Don’t play if you are under stress, upset, or anxious.  It is also not recommended to play while on medicines, alcohol, or narcotics, as these can interfere with your judgment and decision-making;
• Take frequent breaks. If you feel tired, distracted, or unfocused, take a break from the game. Breaks prevent loss of control and ensure that gambling is a fun activity.

We want to support those who struggle from gambling addiction. If you feel like you’re losing control over your gaming habits, we advise you to use a voluntary self-exclusion option.
Self-exclusion involves making a free decision to abstain from gambling services for some time. During the specified time, it is not possible to change the decision.
Contact our customer support and choose a five-year to six-month period if you wish to self-exclude. They will take you through the procedure and detail any further steps required.
Also note that self-exclusion cannot be undone for your own protection and is for the chosen period.
You are not allowed to sign up for a new account while self-excluded. Any attempt to do so is against our terms of service and can lead to your original account being permanently banned.

We highly recommend that you take a self-assessment exam if you are worried about your gambling behaviors or believe that you could be developing a gambling issue. You may use this test to better understand your gaming habits and determine if you need more help.

Gambling Addiction Self-Test:

Go here to take the test: https://www.begambleaware.org/gambling-problems/do-i-have-a-gambling-problem/

Visit BeGambleAware – Safer Gambling Guide for further details about gambling addiction, how to spot the symptoms, and where to get expert assistance.

Find out more by going here: https://www.begambleaware.org/safer-gambling/

Do not be afraid to ask for assistance if you ever feel that gambling is having a detrimental impact on your life. You may retake control by being proactive and seeking support.