Responsible Use & Harm Prevention

Before using any platform feature, users should set clear personal limits. These limits should be decided before starting, not during emotional, pressured, or rushed moments.

Users should:

• Set a fixed personal spending limit.
• Set a time limit before starting.
• Use only money that is not needed for essential costs such as rent, food, education, bills, or savings.
• Stop immediately if the activity causes stress, pressure, or anxiety.
• Take regular breaks and avoid long, continuous sessions.
• Avoid trying to recover losses by continuing activity.

Responsible use means staying within limits and stopping when the activity no longer feels controlled. Limits and breaks help reduce risk.

This platform does not guarantee income, profit, winnings, recovery of losses, or any specific financial result.

Users should not treat platform activity as a source of income or a solution to financial problems. Do not borrow money, use emergency funds, or rely on possible outcomes to cover essential expenses.

Users should stop using the platform and consider seeking support if any of the following warning signs are noticed:

• Spending more time or money than planned.
• Feeling stressed, anxious, guilty, angry, or pressured.
• Trying to recover losses quickly or chasing previous losses.
• Hiding activity from family, friends, or people you trust.
• Borrowing money or using funds meant for bills or essentials.
• Ignoring responsibilities, work, studies, sleep, or health.
• Feeling unable to stop even after deciding to stop.

If any warning sign applies, users should take a break immediately and talk with someone they trust or a qualified support service.

To reduce risk and keep activity within limits, users can:

• Set time limits for each session and stick to them.
• Set personal spending limits and avoid changing them during use.
• Take frequent breaks away from devices.
• Review their activity honestly and regularly.
• Avoid using the platform when upset, tired, under the influence, or experiencing strong emotions.
• Stop before activity becomes stressful, secretive, or difficult to control.

Limits are most effective when they are defined before starting and followed consistently.

Users are responsible for keeping their account and login details secure.

To protect an account, users should:

• Never share login details, passwords, or one-time codes.
• Do not share payment information or personal identification details.
• Use secure personal devices and avoid public or shared computers where possible.
• Be cautious with public Wi-Fi and shared networks.
• Use only official website links and verified support channels.

If suspicious activity is noticed, users should stop using the account and contact official support immediately through verified contact details.

If platform use feels out of control, stressful, or hard to stop, users should take a break from the platform.

Taking time away can help users think more clearly, review their situation, and decide whether to continue, reduce, or stop use altogether. Stopping is always an option.

If it becomes difficult to control platform use, users are encouraged to:

• Speak with someone they trust, such as a family member, friend, or guardian.
• Consider talking with a counsellor, healthcare professional, or local support service that specialises in gambling harm or behaviour support.

Support services and resources may differ by country or region. Users should look for official and recognised organisations in their area.