Responsible Gaming
Casino games and sports betting should be treated as paid entertainment, not as a source of income or a way to recover losses.
Keep play within clear limits
Decide on an affordable budget and finishing time before play begins. Do not borrow to gamble, spend money needed for essential costs, increase stakes to recover a loss, or continue when gambling is affecting work, health, finances or relationships.
Account limits
The original responsible-gaming page states that customer support can help apply limits to an account. The published options cover losses, deposits, gambling-session duration and wager amounts. Limits are most useful when they are set before play and are not raised after a loss.
Self-exclusion
The source page directs players to the operator's 24/7 live support to request self-exclusion. If control is becoming difficult, stop depositing and playing while the request is handled. A person concerned about someone close to them can also ask the operator for guidance.
Recognise warning signs
Warning signs include losing track of time or money, hiding gambling, borrowing to continue, chasing losses, neglecting responsibilities or feeling unable to stop. When any of these occur, step away from play and seek independent support.
Independent support
The original National Casino page names Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare and Gambling Therapy as external sources of advice and support. New Zealand players can also use local confidential gambling-support services. No support organisation listed on this page is operated by this website.
Adults only
Do not register or gamble unless you meet both the platform's minimum age and the legal age that applies where you are located. If gambling is no longer enjoyable or affordable, stop playing and seek help.