Responsible Gambling

Keep gambling recreational

Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make a living. It always involves financial risk. Pay attention to how it affects your money, time, mood and relationships, and step away when it no longer feels like recreation.

A responsible approach starts before the first bet. Decide what you can afford to spend, keep gambling separate from essential expenses and remember that losses are part of the risk. Taking a break is appropriate whenever play begins to affect your daily life.

These habits can help you stay in control.

• Do not treat gambling as a source of income.
• Use only money you can afford to lose.
• Do not chase losses or try to win them back.
• Do not play while intoxicated, depressed or under severe stress.
• Mix gambling with other pastimes and forms of entertainment.

Set limits or take a break

You can ask for money spending limits and restrictions named "Deposit", "Loss", "Bet", "Self-Limitation" and "Self-Exclusion". These are arranged through our support team. E-mail [email protected] and tell us the period during which you want to refrain from gambling.

We will take measures to block your access for that period and stop sending promotional messages. Choose a period that reflects what you need, rather than waiting for gambling to become harder to manage.

Request self-exclusion

If gambling has stopped being entertainment or is affecting your life, ask support to restrict your account for a set time or for good. Send the request to [email protected]. Self-exclusion limits access to the account on your request.

Check your own experience

Ask yourself these questions honestly.

• Have you gambled during time meant for work or college?
• Have you put gambling ahead of your family's wellbeing?
• Have you sold or pawned property, or borrowed money, to fund bets?
• Have you lost all the money available to you?
• Have thoughts of suicide arisen because of gambling?

If you answer yes to at least one question, we strongly suggest contacting a specialist organisation. Options named by Drip Casino are GamCare, Gambling Therapy, Gordon Moody Association and Gamblers Anonymous.

Protect minors

Anyone under 18 is not allowed to use Drip Casino. We may request documented proof of age at any time and may suspend an account until it is provided. If we identify underage gambling, the account is frozen and all winnings are revoked.

Keep account credentials and gambling devices away from minors. Parental-control tools such as CyberPatrol, Net Nanny or GamBlock can help restrict access. Report any known underage registration to us at [email protected].

Monitor minors' access to every device used for gambling. Registration asks players to confirm that they have reached the age of majority and to provide their date of birth. Our advertising and promotional campaigns are intended only for adults.