Responsible Gambling

Last updated: 21 October 2025

Playing should feel light, social, and entertaining. If it ever starts to feel like pressure, that’s the moment to pause. This page explains the safeguards built into the site, what you can do to stay in control, and how we react when play looks risky. It’s written for Dutch standards, including duty-of-care expectations, privacy rules (GDPR/AVG), and the national self-exclusion regime.

Our commitment

We design the experience for fun, not intensity. That means clear information, tools that work across devices, and real intervention when data suggests harm. We never promise “systems” or “guarantees,” and we don’t offer credit for gambling. If play stops being fun, our default is to slow things down and encourage a break, not to push more action.

Who can play

This game is exclusively for those over the age of 18. You are unable to access the site from locations where gambling online is currently illegal. A player cannot play for real money for the entire exclusion period if they actively enter their information into a statutory self-exclusion registry (in the Netherlands, this is the national registration). Account suspension or revocation may result from rule violations, such as attempts to evade age or location verification.

Tools you control

Set spending limitations. Make sure your budget can handle the amount you want to deposit, lose, or gamble. Once saved, limits apply immediately on desktop and mobile devices. You can reevaluate the modification with a clear brain after a cooling-off period, but lowering a restriction has immediate effect.

Securing the session. Set a maximum time for each session. You will be logged out of the games and forced to check the summary after the timer ends.

A dose of realism. Set up timed on-screen reminders that display session length, total score, and an easy way to quit or set limitations with a single click.

Rest periods. Put down some virtual cash and take a break for a few hours or a few days. Both the help content and the review history are still accessible.

Staying away from others. Turn on self-exclusion in your account settings if you require a more extended break. For the selected time, this immediately eliminates the ability to play, make deposits, and receive promotional messages. In cases where the national register is relevant, we also verify and adhere to its regulations; early reduction or termination of the exclusion is not possible, and re-opening at a later date necessitates the procedure established by law.

All controls live in your account area. If a control appears to be missing on your device, sign out and back in so your profile refreshes across sessions.

Signs to watch for (and what happens next)

A lot of individuals play for fun. Chasing losses, playing when angry or exhausted, neglecting other obligations, spending more than intended, or concealing play from those closest to you are all warning signals of increasing danger. Patterns such as extremely lengthy sessions, quick redeposits, large swings in stake size, or frequent efforts to bypass limits are detected by our computers when control is lost.

We take action as soon as we identify a potential threat. A mild prod together with a prompt to establish or reduce boundaries is sometimes all it takes. Altering limitations, taking a mandatory break, or temporarily limiting access to higher-risk items are all examples of what may be required before you may proceed. We may suggest self-exclusion and lock real-money features if the signals stay high.

Affordability and payment rules

We never offer loans or accept third-party funding. We may ask for basic evidence that the level of play is affordable and consistent with your situation. This isn’t about judging choices; it’s a legal obligation to prevent harm and misuse of payment methods. If we can’t complete that check to a reasonable standard, we reduce or remove access to real-money features.

Marketing and bonuses

Promotions are optional and come with clear, finite terms. We don’t target offers to anyone who has used self-exclusion or who shows strong risk signals. If you ever feel a promotion is nudging you to play more than you want to, switch off marketing in your profile and consider lowering limits or taking a break.

Data we use for safer play

We analyse gameplay, deposit and withdrawal patterns, session length, and device signals to spot harmful trends early. This processing is required by law and by our duty of care. We keep records only as long as needed for compliance and safety, and we never sell player data to third parties for unrelated advertising. You can learn more in the Privacy section of your account.

Fairness and cool heads

Games use certified random outcomes. Short-term streaks—good or bad—don’t predict the next round. Play with a budget you can afford to lose, decide your stop point before you start, and treat any win as a pleasant surprise, not a plan.

If you’re worried right now

Stop and set limitations or take a break immediately. Self-exclusion is protective, not criminal. After exclusion, we suppress gameplay and marketing for the full period and retain a record to prevent bypassing the protection. Stop trying to recover losses and talk to someone you trust.

What we do behind the scenes

Train every support and risk agent to handle safer-play conversations respectfully and without judgement.
Review product changes and promotions through a “safety first” lens before launch.
Test our interventions regularly to ensure they’re timely, visible and easy to act on.
Escalate quickly when data suggests acute risk, even if it means placing limits you didn’t request.

A simple plan for healthy play

Decide your budget before you log in. Set limits that match that budget. Take regular breaks and use reality checks to keep track of time. Never chase a loss. If you’re not enjoying yourself, stop and come back another day—or don’t come back at all. Entertainment should never feel like a test of willpower.

Quick actions you can take now

Open your account area and review: limits, reality checks, session timer, time-out, and self-exclusion. If anything feels off in your recent play, choose the strongest option that keeps you safe and apply it right away.