Responsible Gambling at Spinathlon Casino

We are committed to responsible gambling and to helping you keep play controlled. Player safety matters to us, so we provide tools to help you manage your activity and take a break when you need one. Gambling should never put pressure on your finances, wellbeing or relationships.

How we support player protection

Safer gambling starts with clear choices and an honest view of how much time and money you spend. We encourage you to use account controls before play becomes difficult to manage. If you are concerned about your activity, you can pause your account and seek support without waiting for a problem to become more serious.

Tools to control your activity

Account controls can help you set boundaries that suit your circumstances. Check your account settings to review the tools available to you. Our support team can help if you cannot find a setting or need to discuss an account break.

Deposit limits

You can set a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit to control how much you add to your account. Choose an amount you can comfortably afford, rather than one based on what you hope to win back.

Loss limits

Loss limits help you set a boundary on how much you are prepared to lose over a chosen period. Review your limit if your circumstances change, and stop playing when you reach the amount you planned.

Time limits

Set aside a fixed amount of time for play and use session reminders to keep track of it. If you need space away from your account, a cooling-off period lets you take a short break.

Self-exclusion

If a short break is not enough, you can request self-exclusion for a longer period or permanently. Self-exclusion is intended to prevent access to your account while it is in place. Contact our support team if you need help with the request or want to understand how it applies to your account.

Signs that play may be becoming a problem

It may be time to step back if you regularly spend more than planned, play for longer than intended, try to recover losses, or hide your gambling from people close to you. Feeling anxious about your activity or using money needed for everyday costs are also reasons to stop and seek support.

Ways to stay in control

Decide on your spending and time limits before you start. Take regular breaks, keep gambling separate from essential expenses, and avoid playing when you feel stressed or under pressure. Check your activity regularly and be willing to take a break if your limits no longer feel easy to follow.

Professional help and support

You do not have to manage concerns about gambling on your own. GamCare and GambleAware provide information and support, and NHS gambling support services can help you find professional assistance. If you are worried about someone else, these organisations can also offer guidance on how to support them.