How does Anonymous Casino handle responsible gambling?
Play only from 18, and every Anonymous Casino account comes with deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion and reality checks.
What to know before your next session
Use this when you want the key facts in one view, without reading the whole page.
The tools sitting in your profile right now
Five controls sit in every Anonymous Casino account, and each one answers a different kind of evening.
Deciding before you deposit
Chasing it versus walking away
A nudge at the time you chose
A door only you can shut
Mid-session, the numbers appear
The account menu
Head to your profile from the account menu. Check you are signed in on your own login before you change anything.
Matching tool to worry
Pick the tool that matches your worry: deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion or reality checks.
Before you save it
Choose how long the limit should hold, then read the summary line closely before you save it.
Your confirmed figure
Save the setting, then reopen the tool page to confirm your figure appears. Email [email protected] if it does not.
A pause for a day, a stop for months
The evening you want to skip. A time-out is a break of a few hours or days taken inside your own account. Ask support to set it, and play is blocked until the period ends, with your balance and history kept safe.
When a short break is not enough. Self-exclusion closes your account access for an extended period and cannot be undone early. Ask support to apply it, and you will not be able to deposit or play until it runs its course.
What is BetStop? BetStop is the national register, run by the Australian Government through ACMA. You sign up online in about five minutes, choose a period from 3 months to lifetime, and no licensed wagering provider may take your bets. betstop.gov.au
Talk to someone who is free to call
National Gambling Helpline
Confidential phone and online counselling runs around the clock for players and for the people close to them, with self-help tools and a directory of local services. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
Peer meetings across Australia, run by people who have gambled and stopped, give players and family members a room to speak plainly without judgement. gaaustralia.org.au
National Debt Helpline
Free financial counselling helps untangle gambling debt, with practical guidance on repayments and the pressure that builds around them, on weekdays by phone. ndh.org.au
Is play still the treat it was?
Patterns are easier to interrupt early than late, and noticing them is not a verdict on you. A limit set before you play, or a pause of a few days, is the simplest first move.
None of these is unusual on its own; together they are worth a thought.
- Playing longer than you planned to
- Spending money set aside for bills
- Chasing a loss with a bigger bet
- Keeping your play from people close to you
- Feeling flat until the next session
- Borrowing to keep playing
- Promising yourself you will stop, then not