Responsible Gambling

Adult play only

Rabona Casino content is intended only for adults who meet the legal gambling age that applies where they are located. Do not create or use an account if you are not legally permitted to gamble.

Adults should also keep gambling accounts, payment methods and login credentials away from children and other unauthorised users.

Set a gambling budget first

Decide how much money you can afford to lose before starting a session. The amount should come only from disposable entertainment money and never from funds needed for rent, food, utilities, transport, debt repayments or savings goals.

Once the budget is reached, stop. Increasing the limit after losses removes the protection the limit was meant to provide.

Control the time you spend

Set a time limit before opening the casino and take regular breaks. Long sessions can make it harder to judge how much has been spent or how decisions are changing.

Stepping away is especially important after a run of losses, a large win or any session where emotions begin to influence betting decisions.

Do not chase losses

A previous loss does not make the next wager more likely to win. Increasing stakes or continuing longer in an attempt to recover money can turn a planned entertainment expense into a larger financial problem.

If you notice yourself thinking primarily about recovering losses, end the session and review your spending before playing again.

Use account limits and restrictions

Where account tools allow it, use deposit limits, spending limits, session controls, cooling-off periods or other restrictions before gambling becomes difficult to manage.

If stronger control is needed, request a temporary break, account restriction or self-exclusion option available through the account environment. A self-exclusion decision should not be reversed simply because the immediate urge to gamble has passed.

Keep payments separate from essential money

Use payment methods and balances that make your entertainment budget easy to track. Avoid borrowing money, using credit intended for essential expenses or transferring funds from accounts needed for day-to-day living.

Keeping clear transaction records can make it easier to see the real amount spent over a week or month.

Recognise warning signs

Warning signs can include hiding gambling activity, borrowing money to continue, repeatedly exceeding limits, losing sleep, neglecting responsibilities, feeling anxious about losses or gambling primarily to change your mood.

If several of these signs appear, stop gambling and seek support from a trusted person or qualified professional rather than trying to solve the problem through further play.

Gambling and emotional wellbeing

Do not gamble when you are distressed, angry, intoxicated, exhausted or under pressure to solve a financial problem. These conditions can make it harder to make controlled decisions.

If gambling is causing severe distress, financial crisis or thoughts of self-harm, stop gambling immediately and contact local emergency or professional support available in your area.

Protect your account

Do not share your account, passwords, authentication codes, card details or cryptocurrency private keys with another person. Account sharing can undermine both security and any limits you have set for yourself.

Use your own payment methods and keep login details protected on shared or public devices.

A simple check before playing

Before starting a session, ask whether you are legally old enough, whether the money is genuinely disposable, whether you have a fixed stopping point and whether you are comfortable losing the full amount you plan to spend.

If the answer to any of those questions is no, do not start the session.

Updates to this page

Responsible-gambling information may be updated when account tools, website content or applicable requirements change. The current version published on this page applies from the displayed update period.