Responsible Gambling
At our Website and for us, gambling signifies pure entertainment; whenever things turn out to be different from that, it becomes a serious issue.
This page outlines our commitment to responsible gambling, including guidance on how to do so and where to seek help if needed.
1. Our Approach to Responsible Gambling
Our Website is an autonomous informational and opinion site.
We do not provide gambling services, make payments, or receive bets.
However, as we cover information about casinos, we also prioritize responsible gambling. Whether you want to know more or make a decision accordingly, play responsibly and moderately.
Gambling should:
- be enjoyable;
- be voluntary;
- be affordable;
- never disrupt your good health or routine.
2. Gambling Is Not a Guaranteed Way to Make Money
It is crucial to realize:
- gambling outcomes are random;
- no strategy guarantees success;
- losses are always possible;
- the past is no guide to the future.
You should never treat gambling as:
- a source of income;
- a solution to financial difficulties;
- a way to recover losses;
- a substitute for labor or thrift.
Never bet what you CAN’T afford to lose.
3. Who Should NOT Gamble
You should not gamble if you:
- are not of legal gambling age;
- are self-excluded from gambling services;
- suffer from financial distress or indebtedness;
- feel pressured to gamble;
- risk as an escape from anxiety or emotional pain;
- believe that your relationships, work, or health are suffering because of gaming.
If at least one of the above is true for you, we advise that you do not gamble.
4. Self-Awareness and Early Warning Signs
Problem gambling can develop gradually. Warning signs may include:
- losing more money in wagering than one can afford;
- chasing losses;
- hiding gambling activity from others;
- borrowing money to gamble;
- feeling another’s feelings towards them after gambling;
- neglecting responsibilities due to gambling.
Knowing the signs of these negative cycles early can help you regain control.
5. Practical Tips for Gambling Responsibly
If you do decide to gamble, here are some tips:
- establish clear limits on time and money before playing;
- never wager when you are tired, uptight, or emotional;
- take regular breaks;
- do not chase losses;
- balance gambling with other activities;
- track your spending honestly.
Responsible gambling is about control, balance, and being aware.
6. Self-Exclusion and Control Tools
Many legal online casinos have a responsible system, such as:
- self-exclusion programs;
- deposit limits;
- loss limits;
- time-out or cooling-off periods;
- session reminders.
If you feel that you are at risk, we advise the use of these tools on third-party casinos.
7. External Support & Help Resources
If gambling is causing a problem in your life, we encourage you to ask questions, gather information, and conduct research on the type of help that is most appropriate for your situation.
You are not the only one, and asking for help is an act of courage.
United States
- National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG)
https://www.ncpgambling.org
1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537)
United Kingdom
- GamCare
https://www.gamcare.org.uk
0808 8020 133
Canada
- ConnexOntario
https://www.connexontario.ca
1-866-531-2600
Australia
- Gambling Help Online
https://www.gamblinghelponline.org.au
1800 858 858
International
- Gamblers Anonymous
https://www.connexontario.ca
If you are located outside these areas, local services or counseling will be able to provide further support.
8. Parental Control & Website Blocking Tools
We encourage all those looking to prevent underage gambling to consider using filtering solutions such as Net Nanny, Qustodio, or ISP provider filtering.
If you’re a parent, guardian, or just want to prevent gambling-related spam on your own devices, the following tools could prove useful:
- Net Nanny
https://www.netnanny.com
Popular parental control software that lets you block gambling websites and track internet usage, as well as set age-appropriate filters. - Qustodio
https://www.qustodio.com
Offers site blocking, screen time limits, and audit logs on a variety of devices. - Kaspersky Safe Kids
https://www.kaspersky.com/safe-kids
Provides content filters, app management, and activity location monitor. - Norton Family
https://us.norton.com/internetsecurity-family.html
Assists parents in tracking and monitoring kids’ online activity, which includes blocking access to content about gambling. - OpenDNS / Cisco Umbrella
https://www.opendns.com
Network-level protection, filtering, and controls for all (internet) connected devices.
Such tools can be installed on a PC, smartphone, tablet, or at the network level and provide a greatly reduced risk of gambling access being made accidental or without authorization.
We encourage parents and guardians to utilize such tools in the framework of a comprehensive approach to online safety.
9. Protecting Minors
The Website is not to be used by minors.
We are highly disappointed by underage gambling and urge parents to:
- actively supervise internet usage;
- rely on trustworthy parental control and website-blocking programs;
- block access to the content related to gambling where they deem necessary;
- educate minors about online risks.
Gambling services are prohibited to all people who are under age, as determined by the laws of the jurisdiction in which they reside.
10. Our Limitations
Our Website:
- offers no counseling or treatment;
- does not manage player accounts;
- is not responsible for third-party gambling services;
- can’t impose responsible gambling measures at third-party sites.
We are in no way responsible for what you do with the information provided here; we focus on informing and making everyone aware, not to replace professional help or third-party safeguards.
11. Requesting Website Access Restriction
If you want to limit yourself to our Website, you may contact us. We will take reasonable measures to limit access upon your request, as long as it is technologically possible.
12. Continuous Commitment
Responsible gambling standards evolve. We will update this page periodically to add:
- best practices;
- regulatory expectations;
- user protection principles.
This page is meant to be visited by our users periodically.
