Limits Self Exclusion

Check the operator's current responsible-gambling settings for the exact control, duration, activation delay, and whether it can be changed. If you need to stop access, use the official exclusion process rather than relying on a temporary limit.

A deposit, loss, or time limit is not interchangeable with self-exclusion. Before setting a limit, find what it measures, when it resets, and whether increasing or removing it involves a waiting period. Do not infer those mechanics from another service.

Self-exclusion may restrict account access for a chosen period or longer, but duration options and reopening procedures depend on the provider's rules and local requirements. Read the confirmation carefully and keep the support or help information available before activating it.

If gambling is affecting your finances, health, or relationships, consider stepping away and contacting an independent support service in your area. A platform tool can restrict access, but it is not a guarantee against harm and does not replace personal or professional support.

Before changing an account control

• Identify whether the tool is a limit, time-out, or exclusion
• Read duration, start time, and change/reversal rules
• Confirm the control applies to the relevant product and account
• Save independent support options if you need help stopping

Keep the distinction clear

• A limit does not necessarily block account access
• Do not assume exclusion can be reversed early
• Do not treat a platform control as a guarantee of safety

Review the operator's current responsible-gambling page and choose the control whose documented scope matches your goal.