SET A BUDGET
Decide how much you can afford to spend before gambling. Do not use money needed for rent, bills, food, repayments or savings.
PLAYER PROTECTION
RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING
Gambling should remain a form of entertainment. Use personal limits, take regular breaks and seek support if gambling is negatively affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.
18+ only. Gambling involves financial risk. Never gamble with money needed for essential expenses.
KEEP GAMBLING IN CONTROL
These practical steps can help keep gambling within your personal limits.
SET A TIME LIMIT
Decide how long you will play, use reminders and take regular breaks away from the screen.
NEVER CHASE LOSSES
Increasing deposits or bets to recover previous losses can lead to greater financial harm.
STAY AWARE
Regularly check your transaction and game history. Do not gamble while affected by alcohol, stress or strong emotions.
TOOLS TO HELP MANAGE YOUR PLAY
Available controls may allow you to limit activity, take a break or close access to your account.
DEPOSIT LIMITS
Set a maximum amount that can be deposited during an available daily, weekly or monthly period.
SESSION REMINDERS
Use available reminders to monitor how long you have been playing and consider taking a break.
COOLING-OFF PERIOD
Temporarily restrict account access when you want to step away from gambling for a selected period.
SELF-EXCLUSION
Request a longer account restriction when you want to stop gambling. Applicable restrictions may not be reversible during the selected period.
NEED TO APPLY AN ACCOUNT RESTRICTION?
Contact support and clearly state which responsible-play control you would like to apply.
WARNING SIGNS
WHEN GAMBLING MAY BE CAUSING HARM
Gambling harm can affect anyone. Consider taking action if you notice changes in your behaviour, finances, relationships or wellbeing.
You do not need to experience every warning sign before asking for support.
- Spending more time or money than intended
- Trying to recover losses by gambling more
- Borrowing money or selling items to gamble
- Hiding gambling activity from other people
- Missing work, study or family responsibilities
- Feeling anxious, irritable or distressed about gambling
- Finding it difficult to stop or take a break
SELF-EXCLUSION
TAKE A LONGER BREAK FROM GAMBLING
Self-exclusion can restrict access to gambling services for a selected period. You may request an account restriction through the platform and review independent national self-exclusion options.
BetStop is an Australian Government initiative that allows individuals to self-exclude from licensed Australian online and telephone wagering providers.
FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL HELP
Independent services can provide counselling, information, practical tools and support for people affected by their own or another person's gambling.
GAMBLING HELP ONLINE
Access free and confidential online information, counselling and self-help resources for anyone affected by gambling.
VISIT GAMBLING HELP ONLINE →BETSTOP
Review the Australian Government's national self-exclusion service for licensed Australian online and telephone wagering providers.
VISIT BETSTOP →PERSONAL CRISIS SUPPORT
If gambling-related distress has become overwhelming or you are experiencing a personal crisis, Lifeline provides 24/7 crisis support in Australia.
CALL LIFELINE: 13 11 14 →NO UNDERAGE GAMBLING
Gambling services are not available to anyone under the applicable legal gambling age. Age and identity verification may be required, and underage accounts may be restricted or closed.
FAMILY & FRIENDS
FIND SUPPORT
CONCERNED ABOUT SOMEONE ELSE?
Gambling harm can also affect family members, partners and friends. Independent support services can help you understand the situation, protect your own wellbeing and plan a constructive conversation.
GAMBLING IS NOT A WAY TO MAKE MONEY
Results are uncertain and losses are possible. Do not borrow money, use essential funds or increase your spending in an attempt to recover previous losses.