Our Pledge to Responsible Gambling

As mentioned above, the UKGC insists that any site they regulate must provide tools to set time, deposit, and loss limits. You can set these up in your account dashboard to control your spending and time spent gambling. If you reach a trigger point or time up, it will log you out until the next period kicks in. Another tip is to take regular breaks to keep track of your time spent online.

Set a gambling budget based on your monthly expenses and stick to it. If you have no spare cash, do not use the money you require for day-to-day expenses such as food, bills, or rent/mortgage. You must never borrow from others to finance your gambling.

If your session results in a bad run, we recommend you switch off and walk away. Chasing losses in an attempt to recoup some of what you have previously lost can result in much more significant losses overall. It can also make you feel stressed and upset, making it more challenging to make clear decisions and focus.

In the long run, the casino will always make money as the odds work in their favour. Gambling should only be used as a form of leisure. Ensure you have other hobbies so that you have different activities to get involved with in your spare time. 

A clear head is essential to safe gambling. Alcohol and drugs may influence your judgment and can lower your decision-making capacities.

Emails are a way to lure players back to the casino site by encouraging them to log back into their accounts to gamble. You can stop receiving these emails by opting out of marketing or contacting the customer support team.

On paper, a VIP club or loyalty program seems enticing, as the higher you climb, the higher the reward. The downside is that you would have to wager a massive amount of money to reach these levels. The higher tier levels will only suit high rollers, as these types of players regularly spend significant amounts of cash on gambling.