Betting is meant to be fun. These pages help you keep it that way — with limits, honest warning signs, and where to turn if it stops being a game.
Only ever play with money you're comfortable losing. Not rent money, not grocery money, not money you owe someone. Treat your betting balance the way you'd treat cash set aside for a night out — once it's gone, the evening's over, and that's fine. If you keep that one habit, most of the trouble people run into simply never starts.
Deciding your limit in the heat of a match is a losing game. Decide it beforehand, when your head is clear. A simple way to do it:
This is the big one. After a bad run, the urge to place a larger bet to "win it back" is strong — and it's exactly how a bad hour turns into a bad month. A loss is a loss. Betting more to recover it usually just deepens the hole. If you feel that urge, that's your cue to close the app and go do something else.
Be honest with yourself. Any of these is worth taking seriously:
If a few of these sound familiar, it's worth stepping back and getting support.
To set any of these up, contact our support team through the contact page and we'll walk you through it. There's no judgement here — asking for a limit is a smart move, not a weak one.
If betting has stopped being fun and started causing harm — to your finances, your relationships or your peace of mind — please reach out to a support organisation. Free, confidential help is available. Speaking to someone early makes a real difference, and there's no shame in it.
You can also contact our team any time to pause or close your account. We'd always rather help you step away than watch you get hurt.
Set a limit, use the Budget Planner, and play for the fun of it. That's how the people who enjoy this the most do it.