Player wellbeing
Responsible Gambling
Gambling can be entertaining, but it should never become a way to make money or recover losses. Keep it within your means, your time limits and your control.
Keep it entertainment
Only gamble for entertainment. Never treat it as an income source, and do not chase money you have already lost.
Set a spending limit
Before you play, decide how much you can afford to lose. Do not use money needed for bills, food, savings or other essential costs.
Set a time limit
Choose a clear end time, take regular breaks and keep gambling separate from work, family, friends and everyday responsibilities.
Recognise the warning signs
If gambling feels hard to control, is causing stress or financial pressure, or is affecting relationships, it is a good time to pause and ask for support.
Support and information
If you are concerned about your own gambling or someone else's, these independent organisations can help:
- GambleAware - advice, tools and support.
- GamCare - support for gambling-related harm.
- Gamblers Anonymous - international meeting information.
Support services vary by location. Consider local professional support and the safer-gambling tools offered by a licensed operator in your market.