Play Responsibly

Responsible Gaming

Gaming should remain entertainment, not become a source of financial, emotional or personal difficulty. This CroreBet responsible gaming guide provides practical ways to manage your time, spending and account activity.

What does responsible gaming mean?

Responsible gaming means making informed decisions about whether, when and how much you play. It includes setting personal limits before starting a session, keeping gaming spending separate from essential expenses and taking breaks when needed.

No gaming activity should be treated as a guaranteed way to make money. Outcomes can involve uncertainty, and users should only participate where it is legal and appropriate for them.

Six simple habits for safer play

Set a spending limit

Decide how much you can afford to spend before you start. Treat this amount as a fixed entertainment budget rather than money you expect to recover.

Set a time limit

Decide how long you will play and use regular breaks to avoid losing track of time.

Never chase losses

A previous loss does not mean a future result will change. Avoid increasing your spending simply to try to recover money already lost.

Protect essential money

Never use money reserved for rent, food, education, bills, savings or family responsibilities.

Take regular breaks

Step away from gaming regularly. A break can help you reassess how much time and money you are spending.

Keep control

Avoid gaming when you are angry, distressed, tired or under the influence of alcohol or other substances.

Managing your gaming budget

A responsible gaming budget should come from discretionary money rather than funds needed for everyday life. Before participating, consider your normal monthly expenses and set a limit that you can comfortably afford to lose.

Before you play

• Decide your maximum spending amount.
• Decide how long your session will last.
• Keep essential household money separate.
• Avoid borrowing money for gaming.

During a session

• Stay within the limit you established.
• Take regular breaks.
• Do not increase spending after losses.
• Stop if gaming stops feeling enjoyable.

Warning signs to take seriously

Changes in gaming behaviour can be a reason to step back and reassess your habits. Consider taking a break or seeking professional support if you notice patterns such as:

Spending more time or money than you originally planned.
Increasing stakes because you want to recover previous losses.
Borrowing money or selling belongings to continue gaming.
Hiding your gaming activity or spending from people close to you.
Feeling stressed, anxious, irritated or upset because of gaming.
Missing work, education, family commitments or normal activities because of gaming.
Repeatedly trying to stop or reduce gaming but finding it difficult to do so.

Take a break when you need one

If gaming is becoming difficult to manage, taking a temporary break can provide time to step away and review your habits. During a break, avoid attempts to recover previous losses and focus on normal daily activities.

If you feel that a temporary break is not enough, you can contact support to ask about available account restrictions, limits or self-exclusion options.

Account limits and self-exclusion

Users who want additional control over their gaming activity can contact the CroreBet support team to ask about available account limits, cooling-off periods or self-exclusion. Availability and implementation may depend on the account, service and applicable requirements.

Need a break or account restriction?

Contact the support team and clearly explain the type of restriction or break you would like to request.

Request a Limit or Break

Protect yourself from financial harm

Gaming should never interfere with essential financial responsibilities. Keep records of your spending if necessary and avoid using credit, loans or borrowed funds to continue playing.

If gaming-related spending is creating financial difficulty, consider stopping and speaking with a qualified financial adviser or an appropriate local support service.

Get help if gaming is affecting your life

You do not have to manage a difficult gaming pattern alone. If gaming is affecting your finances, relationships, work, studies or emotional wellbeing, consider speaking with a qualified counsellor, healthcare professional or a local support organisation.

If you are experiencing an immediate emergency or believe you may be at risk of harming yourself or someone else, contact your local emergency service or an appropriate crisis service in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is responsible gaming?

Responsible gaming means keeping gaming within limits that you can afford and control. It includes managing spending and time, taking breaks and avoiding behaviour such as chasing losses.

How can I control my gaming spending?

Set a spending limit before starting and use only discretionary money. Never use funds needed for essential expenses or borrow money to continue playing.

What does chasing losses mean?

Chasing losses means increasing or continuing your spending because you want to recover money you have already lost. It can lead to further financial losses.

Can I request a break from gaming?

You can contact the CroreBet support team to ask about available cooling-off, account-limit or self-exclusion options.

What are common warning signs of problem gaming?

Warning signs can include spending more than planned, chasing losses, borrowing money, hiding gaming activity, neglecting responsibilities or finding it difficult to reduce or stop gaming.

Should I play to recover my previous losses?

No. Previous losses do not guarantee a future result. Trying to recover losses by increasing spending can increase financial risk.

Who should avoid gaming?

Anyone below the applicable legal age, anyone in a jurisdiction where the activity is prohibited, or anyone who cannot comfortably control their time and spending should not participate.

Important: CroreBet promotes responsible use of gaming services. Gaming involves risk and should not be considered a guaranteed source of income. Only participate where permitted by applicable law and only if you meet the applicable age requirements. If gaming is negatively affecting your life, finances or relationships, consider stopping and seeking appropriate professional support.