For most people, gambling is simply fun. The internet now provides easy access to many forms of gambling. We take a responsible attitude towards gambling and realise that a few people become dependent on gambling. If you think at any time that you are gambling too much we urge you to contact us at the earliest opportunity.
We fully acknowledge the great work of gambling related charities who are wholly independent and can provide support to you, your family and friends. We regularly make donations to registered charities such as GamCare and Gamblers Anonymous who help thousands each year overcome their dependency.
For further information, see below:
Gamblers Anonymous
www.gamblersanonymous.org
Features: International phone numbers, hotlines, help for family and friends, and a series of questions and answers for identifying compulsive gambling.
Gamcare
www.gamcare.org.uk
Features: Problem counseling, publications, networks and educational materials.
Protecting Minors
Here are some easy steps to help you prevent minors from logging on and gambling without your knowledge:
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- Use parental control software to block gaming sites from those underage
- Do not leave the computer unattended when you are logged on to the software
- Do not share your credit card or bank account details with anyone
- Do not leave the "Save Password" option enabled on any casino software login screen
- Create separate profiles for your children on computers so that when they log in they cannot access your information
- If you know someone under the age of 18 (or the lawful age in their respective jurisdiction) who is registered with us, please contact us immediately.