Play only from 18+, and every account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion.
Reading this takes a minute and leaves you knowing who to call and what you control.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum age | 18+ |
| Licence held | Malta Gaming Authority, MGA/B2C/547/2019 |
| National register | BetStop |
| National Gambling Helpline | 1800 858 858 |
| Limit questions by email | [email protected] |
Capping what you can put in keeps a session inside your budget, so switch it on before your first deposit rather than after a costly night.
This stops the evening once your net losses reach the figure you chose, worth enabling if you know a losing run tends to pull you deeper.
A quiet notice appears at the interval you pick, so turn it on when you play late or need to keep track of the time.
Taking a break freezes your play for the duration chosen, useful when stress or a busy stretch makes stepping away the calmer choice.
A longer block closes the door on play for the period you select, fitting when you want a real separation rather than a short breath.
Use these steps on a quiet evening, before you deposit anything, when the figure is still yours to choose.
Log in and open your profile area, where account settings sit apart from the game lobby. Check you are on your own single account before going further.
Choose the limits section and look over the options shown. Each one is separate, so nothing here changes your play until you decide.
Decide whether the cap covers deposits, net losses or session length, or choose more than one. Pick the measure that matches what you want held back.
Select the period the cap applies to and the amount or interval. Read it back once, because the figure shown is the one your account will follow.
Confirm the change and wait for the account to show it as saved. A screen that still reads unchanged means the step did not go through, so check once more.
Talking costs nothing, stays confidential, and no one at the other end is judging the night you had.
Call or message the National Gambling Helpline at any hour of any day for free, confidential counselling and self-help tools, plus a directory of services near you. Relatives can use it too. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au
Join a Gamblers Anonymous Australia meeting in person or online to sit with other people who gamble and share what has worked, with relatives welcome at the support meetings. gaaustralia.org.au
Ring the National Debt Helpline on weekdays from 9:30 to 16:30 for free financial counselling, so gambling debt gets a plan instead of another late night of worry. ndh.org.au
Noticing one of these early is easier than fixing it later, and the fix can be as small as a limit.