Choose your limits before opening a game. The directory is intended for adults, and you should use a service only where you are eligible and it is permitted. Treat play as an optional activity, not a way to cover bills or earn an income.
Make a plan before the session
Set a finishing time and use a reminder away from the game. If money is involved, choose an amount you can lose without affecting essentials or savings commitments. Keep borrowed money and other people’s funds out of play.
Decide what happens when you reach your limit: close the app and move to another activity. Wait before reconsidering a limit instead of increasing it during the session.
Leave losses and promotions behind
Do not spend more to recover a loss. A previous win does not make the next outcome predictable, and learning a game’s rules does not remove the possibility of losing money.
Promotional balances may have conditions before they can be used or withdrawn. An offer can wait; you do not need to extend a session or add money just to complete it.
Notice when a break is needed
Difficulty stopping, hidden spending, borrowing, lost sleep or missed responsibilities are reasons to step away. If play is affecting your finances or relationships, talk with someone you trust or seek a qualified support service in your region.
Keep account and payment access away from minors. Take a break when tired, upset or unable to make a clear decision.
Ask about account controls
Contact the app provider about spending limits, time-outs, self-exclusion or account closure. Available controls vary. Uninstalling an app does not necessarily close its account, cancel pending activity or remove the provider’s records.
This directory can address website information, but it cannot restrict an app account or stop a transaction. Send those requests directly to the service involved.