Responsible gambling

Although our app does NOT offer real money gambling nor prizes, here are a few guidelines to follow in case you feel like you need to reassess your relationship to gambling.

What is responsible gambling?

• View gambling as a form of entertainment and not a source of income.
• Only gamble what you can afford to lose.
• Never chase your losses, as this can lead to problems.
• Monitor the amount of time you spend playing.
• Balance gambling with other activities. When gambling becomes your only form of entertainment, you should stop and consider whether you are still having fun.
• Take regular breaks from gambling. Gambling continuously can cause you to lose track of time and perspective.
• Do not gamble when under the influence of alcohol or when you are upset or depressed, as it can impair decision-making.
• Think about how much time and money you spend gambling.
• Understand your chance of winning and how the product works.
• Know that if you ever need to talk to someone about problem gambling, you can contact a problem gambling support organization.

When is gambling considered a problem?

• Spending more money and time on gambling than you can afford
• Finding it hard to manage or stop your gambling
• Having arguments with family or friends about money and gambling
• Losing interest in your usual activities or hobbies, like going out with friends or spending time with your family
• Always thinking or talking about gambling
• Lying about your gambling or hiding it from other people
• Chasing losses or gambling to get out of financial trouble
• Gambling until all your money is gone
• Borrowing money, selling possessions, or not paying bills in order to fund your gambling
• Needing to gamble with larger amounts of money or for a longer time to get the same feeling of excitement or buzz
• Neglecting work, university, family, personal needs, or household responsibilities because of gambling
• Feeling anxious, worried, guilty, depressed, or irritable.