Responsible Gaming
Gaming should remain entertainment—not a way to solve financial problems or generate guaranteed income. Understand the risks, set personal limits and know when it is time to stop.
Only use money you can afford to lose. Money required for food, housing, bills, education, healthcare, debt payments or other essential expenses should never be used for gaming.
Play Responsibly
Real-money gaming involves financial risk. Winning is never guaranteed, and promotions, predictions or previous results do not remove that risk.
Setting limits before you start can help keep gaming within the entertainment budget you have chosen.
Choose how much you are willing to spend before playing and do not exceed that amount.
Decide how long you will play and take regular breaks rather than continuing indefinitely.
Increasing bets to recover previous losses can lead to even greater financial losses.
Do not use loans, borrowed funds or money intended for essential expenses.
Games should not be treated as a dependable method of earning money or solving financial problems.
Step away if you are tired, frustrated, upset or finding it difficult to make controlled decisions.
Signs It May Be Time to Stop
Consider reducing or stopping your gaming if it is beginning to interfere with your finances, responsibilities or everyday life. Possible warning signs include:
Spending more money than you originally planned.
Repeatedly trying to win back money you have lost.
Borrowing money or using credit to continue playing.
Increasing the amount you play after experiencing losses.
Feeling stressed, angry or distressed because of gaming outcomes.
Hiding gaming spending or activity from people close to you.
Gaming begins interfering with work, study or responsibilities.
Using money required for bills or other essential expenses.
What to Do If Gaming Is Becoming Difficult to Control
Taking practical action early can help reduce further financial and personal consequences.
Step away instead of continuing in an attempt to recover losses.
Look at how much time and money you have actually been using.
Where available, consider deposit limits, time limits, cooling-off options or account restrictions.
Consider speaking with someone you trust or an appropriate professional support service in your location.
Bonuses & Agent Rewards
A bonus should never be a reason to spend more than you originally planned. Deposit promotions and other incentives may have eligibility, activity, settlement or other conditions.
Likewise, terms such as Daily Salary, Agent Referral Bonus, Invitation Rewards, Hold Advance or Active Base Agent Salary should not be treated as promises of guaranteed earnings.
Do Not Spend to Reach a Target
Do not deposit, play or encourage others to spend money they cannot afford to lose simply to reach a bonus, referral or agent-program target.
Predictions Cannot Guarantee Results
Prediction groups, tips or strategies cannot make uncertain gaming outcomes guaranteed. Never increase your financial risk because someone claims to know a future result.
Real-money gaming is intended only for people who meet the minimum legal age applicable in their location. Gaming laws vary by country, state and region. Users are responsible for checking whether participation is legally permitted where they live.
Use Account Controls When Available
Gaming services may provide tools designed to help users control their activity. The exact options available depend on the platform.
- Deposit or spending limits
- Session or time reminders
- Cooling-off periods
- Temporary account restrictions
- Self-exclusion options
- Transaction or gaming-history review
Check the relevant account or support area to see which responsible gaming controls are currently available.
Protect Minors
Parents and guardians should take reasonable steps to prevent minors from accessing real-money gaming accounts.
Keep passwords and payment information private, do not leave gaming accounts signed in on shared devices, and consider appropriate device-level parental controls where necessary.
Keep Gaming Entertainment
There is no guaranteed way to win. Set limits before playing, never chase losses, never borrow money to gamble and stop when gaming is no longer enjoyable or begins affecting your finances or daily life.