Responsible Play

We place player safety at the centre of our service. Responsible play is mandatory, not optional. This page explains how we support control, set clear limits, and act on requests to pause or close accounts. Spinit Responsible Gambling is about practical tools, clear rules and easy access to help. Read the sections below to learn how to set limits, spot risky behaviour, and reach support services if gambling stops being fun. Actions you take here apply across casino and sportsbook activity under the same account.

Player protection principles

Clear rules and visible controls guide account activity. Limits, verification and exclusion options exist to reduce harm. Decisions are driven by safety, privacy and fairness. Information here focuses on stopping harm and keeping play within chosen boundaries.

Behavioural safeguards

Automatic risk indicators may trigger checks. Account restrictions are applied when required to protect funds and wellbeing. We do not detail internal monitoring steps, but we provide straightforward ways for you to control access.

Tools to manage gambling activity

Several self‑help controls are available in account settings and via support. Use them at any time to control spend and session length.

Deposit and loss limits

Set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits. Loss limits are available to cap net losses over a chosen period. Limits are adjustable from account settings; they take effect after confirmation and apply to future activity.

Time limits and session reminders

Choose session time limits and enable on‑screen reminders. Session alerts prompt you to take a break and confirm whether to continue. These tools help enforce planned play windows.

Time‑out and self‑exclusion

Request a temporary time‑out or permanent self‑exclusion if you need to stop playing. Time‑outs pause access for a set period. Self‑exclusion blocks account access and marketing; reinstatement follows a formal review process.

Recognising signs of problematic behaviour

Look for persistent preoccupation, chasing losses, increasing stakes beyond means, neglecting obligations, and hiding activity. Sudden changes in deposit patterns or frequent limit breaches can indicate loss of control.

Guidance for staying in control

Set budgets before you play and stick to them. Use deposit and loss limits, schedule sessions and avoid gambling when stressed or under the influence. Treat gambling as entertainment with a fixed cost rather than a way to make money.

Access to professional help and support organisations

If gambling causes distress, contact a recognised support service. In Australia, look for Gambling Help Online, Lifeline, Gamblers Anonymous and local counselling services. These organisations provide confidential advice, counselling and referral options.

Spinit Responsible Gambling

This page summarises the practical controls available to you. For immediate help, adjust account limits or contact support for guidance on self‑exclusion and available resources. Your wellbeing comes first; use the tools and reach out if you need help