This casino is for players aged 18+ only, and deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, a cooling-off period and self-exclusion sit in every account.
Within a minute you will know the age, the licence and where to ring for help.
After this you will have picked the tools that fit the way you play.
Every setting here lives in your account, so the choice stays with you and not with luck.
Your account holds a deposit limit and a pause, and both work best before a bad night. Naming a sign early keeps the choice with you instead of leaving it to a loss. Either one is the first step.
Read these slowly and see if any of them describes your last few sessions.
Closed at sign-up, checked before payout. Registration asks for a date of birth, and play stays closed to anyone under 18. Photo ID, proof of address and a card image are checked before the first withdrawal clears.
Setting up a shared device. Blocking software installed on a shared computer or phone keeps gambling sites out of reach for the whole household. Set it yourself, with a password a young person cannot guess.
A calm conversation and a helpline. Talk calmly about what you have noticed, without blame or a lecture. The National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 advises relatives too, around the clock, free of charge.
The evening you want off. Inside the account sits a cooling-off setting in the responsible gambling area: choose a stretch of hours or days and play is blocked for that time. Set it before a session, not mid-loss.
Close the account properly. Self-exclusion in the account closes your access for a long period you agree to, and it cannot be undone early. Open the same responsible gambling area to start it; logins and deposits stop. Read what it covers first.
A register run by ACMA. BetStop is the national register, run by the Australian Government through ACMA. Joining blocks betting and new accounts with licensed online and phone wagering providers for at least 3 months, up to a lifetime. Signing up takes about 5 minutes, and you can name a support person. betstop.gov.au
Useful on the night the numbers stop adding up and you want a person, not a screen.
The worry that a limit locks you in forever, or that a pause follows you everywhere.