Responsible Play

We believe participation should be balanced, transparent, and enjoyable. The guidelines below are intended to help you keep control and make informed choices.

1. Practical Tips

Set a personal budget and stick to it.
Play for entertainment, not as a source of income.
Take regular breaks and track your time.
Keep accounts secure and do not share credentials.

2. Recognize Warning Signs

If participation starts affecting your well-being, finances, or relationships, consider pausing and seeking support. Warning signs include chasing losses, hiding activity, or neglecting responsibilities.

3. Canadian Resources

For guidance and self-help tools, visit provincial resources and independent organizations that promote safer play. Self-exclusion and counselling options may be available in your province/territory.

Participants must be 19+. Follow local laws and program conditions where you live.

4. Our Commitment

We design our features with safety in mind, provide clear information, and respond to concerns promptly. If you need help regarding responsible play, contact us via the Contact page.

5. Updates

We may update this page as programs and best practices evolve.

Effective date: 30 October 2025