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Balance between excitement and safety

Gambling can be fun and enjoyable, but it is important to remember that gambling should be conscious and controlled. Responsible gambling is about understanding your limits, being in control of your emotions and financial resources. We support the principles of responsible gambling and want to help you maintain a positive gambling experience.

Why is responsible gaming important?

Online casino gaming is fun, and that's exactly what it should remain. Responsible gambling helps avoid negative consequences such as financial loss or addiction. It is important to remember that luck is fickle, and seeking to make up for a loss often leads to even greater losses. To avoid this, you should set limits in advance and stick to them regardless of the results.

Tips for responsible gambling

  • Set a budget: Always play with money you can afford to lose. Do not exceed the pre-set amount and avoid using borrowed funds for gambling.
  • Set time limits: Decide how much time you're willing to spend on gambling. This will help prevent excessive engagement in gambling, which may distract you from daily tasks and responsibilities.
  • Avoid gambling when stressed: Refrain from gambling when you're feeling stressed, depressed, or when you need to relax. This can lead to impulsive decisions and undesirable outcomes.
  • Don't chase losses: If you lose, do not try to recover your losses by continuing to gamble. Chasing losses often leads to even greater losses and intensifies negative emotions.
  • Know when to stop: Even if you're winning, it's important to stop in time and not overestimate your chances of luck. Ending the game wisely is key to maintaining a healthy relationship with gambling.

Signs of gambling problems

Sometimes gambling can get out of control. Here are a few signs to look out for:

  • You spend more time and money on games than you planned.
  • You feel annoyed or anxious when you can't play.
  • You try to hide your gambling habits from loved ones.
  • Gaming becomes a way to avoid everyday problems or emotional difficulties.

If you notice any of these signs in yourself, it's important to reflect and seek support.