Responsible Gaming
Enjoy gaming responsibly and keep your gaming habits balanced.
Play for Entertainment
Gaming should remain an entertainment activity. It should not be considered a guaranteed source of income. Always make decisions according to your personal limits.
Set Your Gaming Limits
Before playing, decide how much time and money you are comfortable spending. Staying within your personal limits can help keep gaming enjoyable.
- Set a personal time limit.
- Set a spending limit.
- Take regular breaks.
- Keep gaming separate from essential expenses.
Never Chase Losses
If you experience a loss, do not try to recover it by immediately increasing your spending or playing for longer. Take a break and accept the result.
Keep Gaming Balanced
Gaming should not interfere with work, education, sleep, family time, relationships or other important responsibilities.
Know When to Stop
If gaming becomes difficult to control, affects your daily life or causes financial or emotional stress, stop playing and consider speaking with someone you trust or seeking appropriate professional support.
Age Responsibility
Users should meet the applicable legal age requirements for the games and services they use. Minors should not participate in real-money gaming activities.
Enjoy the Game. Stay in Control.
Set your limits, take breaks and keep gaming a balanced form of entertainment.