Responsible Gambling

Important Information

We want to remind all users that sports betting and gambling can be addictive and harmful for those who struggle to control their habits. Betting should be seen purely as a form of entertainment and not as a way to make money.

Take into account these inquiries to determine your susceptibility to developing a gambling addiction:

1. • How involved are you in sports betting ?
2. • Do you feel irritated or anxious when you can't place bets ?
3. • Do you often spend more time gambling than you initially intended ?
4. • Are you using money for bets that you can't afford to lose, impacting your family budget ?
5. • Is your betting habit affecting your relationships with those around you ?

Your answers to these questions can help indicate your risk level for developing a gambling addiction.

How to Deal with the Addiction to Cheating?

To minimize your risks and protect yourself from addiction, follow these guidelines:

Managing gambling addiction

To reduce your risk and protect yourself from addiction, follow these guidelines:

1. 1. Bet responsibly: Only gamble with money that you can afford to lose. Never use borrowed money for betting, and avoid risking a significant portion of your budget.
2. 2. Set Time Limits: Decide in advance how much time you will dedicate to gambling. This is particularly crucial when playing at an online casino.
3. 3. Set Loss Limits: Establish a maximum amount of money you are willing to lose. Stop gambling once you reach this limit.
4. 4. Manage Your Emotions: If you experience anger or a strong urge to win back losses, take a break from betting.
5. 5. Use Self-Restriction Tools: If necessary, utilize self-restriction and self-exclusion services. Contact customer support to impose temporary restrictions on your account, such as limiting access to the bookmaker's features or the amount you can deposit.

Additionally, seek out contact information for organizations that specialize in helping individuals with gambling addictions. These resources can provide support and guidance if you find yourself struggling with gambling habits.