Play responsibly

Cooling off and self-exclusion

Two lengths of the same control: cooling off for a while, self-exclusion for a fixed term that holds. Write to support for one; nobody will ask why, and nobody needs to. It applies to the account rather than to a game, so fishing games and arcade games close together.

What gambling is

Money staked buys time and nothing else; anything it returns is incidental. Each game has a margin built into it that no system, streak or staking plan alters. Adults only, and filtering software is worth installing on a shared computer. The 275% on a first deposit reduces what the evening costs; it does not turn it into income.

Who to talk to

Free, confidential help exists independently of any operator: Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare and Gambling Therapy all run internationally. Search for the organisation by name rather than trusting a number printed on a page like this one, and speak to a doctor or a licensed counsellor if it has reached that point. Most people start by telling one person they trust; nothing about that is easy.

Limits you can set

Daily, weekly and monthly deposit caps are set from the account area, as are loss limits and session reminders. Tightening a limit takes effect at once. Loosening one waits out a cooling-off period — that delay is the whole point of the control. A cap is set on the account, so it holds across every channel the cashier offers — Bank transfer and USDT TRC20 included.

An honest self-check

Chasing a loss. Borrowing or selling something to play. Hiding how much has been staked. Needing bigger stakes for the same feeling, and playing to escape something else rather than for enjoyment. None of them get better by being left alone. None of it changes with the format — fishing games and arcade games carry the same risk as each other.

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