Responsible Gambling - Limits, Self-Exclusion and Help in Australia

Deposit limits and self-exclusion are available through the casino's support team. This page covers those tools, the warning signs, and where to get free help.

Last updated 11 November 2026

The key tools

Age18 or older, one account per person

Deposit limitsdaily or monthly, set through support

Self-exclusiona week, a month, a year or permanent

HelplineGambling Help Online, free and confidential

Tools you can switch on

Deposit limits

Ask the casino's support team for a daily or monthly deposit limit. The casino says it can apply these to your account. A limit set before a bad night is worth more than one set during it.

Self-exclusion

The casino states that support can apply self-exclusion for a week, a month, a year or permanently. Pick the length that fits the break you need.

Practice mode

Try games without staking real money. Logged-out desktop visitors get demo play, and mobile has Practice Mode. Nothing there pays out.

Breaks

Log out between sessions and leave gaps in the week. The lobby is open around the clock, so the break has to be deliberate.

Blocking software

A blocker on your devices adds a step between an urge and a deposit. Set it up with someone you trust.

The support page shows how to reach live chat, which is the fastest route for a limit or an exclusion request. Full account and cashier detail is on the banking page.

Warning signs to watch for

Chasing losses

Staking more to win back what you have lost, instead of stopping for the day.

Money for other things

Using funds set aside for bills, rent or food, or borrowing to play.

Losing track of time

Sessions that run longer than you intended, or play that pushes out sleep and work.

Hiding it

Keeping play secret from family or friends, or lying about how much you stake.

Irritability

Feeling restless or short-tempered when you cannot play.

Playing to escape

Using the lobby to avoid stress, worry or low mood instead of dealing with it.

Two or more of these, or any one that worries you, is a fair reason to take a break. Nothing in a game is worth more than your wellbeing.

Where to get help

Gambling Help Online

Call the Gambling Help Online line on 1800 858 858, free, confidential and available around the clock for anyone in Australia. The service offers chat and online support as well as the phone line.

Lifeline

Call Lifeline, listed in the table above, for anyone in distress at any time. Gambling problems can sit alongside other pressures, and this line is for those calls too.

Gamblers Anonymous Australia

Peer meetings around the country for people who want to stop gambling. A room of people who understand is often the step that works.

BetStop, the national self-exclusion register, covers licensed Australian wagering providers. It does not cover this casino. Use the casino's own self-exclusion through support as well, and add blocking software on top.

Play within a budget

Decide what a week of entertainment is worth before you deposit, and treat that figure as fixed. A deposit limit through support makes it stick. Keep an eye on your balance with the cashier, and check the licensing page for how the legal position in Australia affects offshore operators. Both pages are here so you can decide with your eyes open.

You must be 18 or older to hold an account. If play is no longer a choice, stop, set a self-exclusion through the casino's support team, and call the Gambling Help Online line above.