Nordicbet Casino responsible gambling tools in your account
Play only from 18, and the limits and exclusion tools in every Nordicbet Casino account are there from your first session.
Your safeguards at a glance
This table settles which safeguards come from the account and which from Australia.
What can I switch on inside my account?
After this block you will know which control fits your situation and where it lives.
Before the first stake
A cap on what you can pay in keeps the session inside the money you planned to spend. Switch it on before your first stake, not after a bad run.
Reach the figure, stop
This one tracks what a session has taken rather than what you have paid in, and stops play once the figure is reached. Useful when you want a natural end point.
When hours slip by
A quiet notice appears while you play, so that a long stretch does not pass unnoticed. Set it if sessions tend to run past what you intended.
A break from play
A break for a set stretch of time, taken while you stay a customer, keeps the account intact but closed to play. Choose it when you want distance without shutting the door.
Close the door properly
Closing the account to gambling for a longer stretch suits the point where you want the option gone rather than merely paused. It is a firm stop, so decide on it when you are calm.
What a limit looks like once it is set
Right profile first
Sign in with your email address and open your account settings. Check that you are in the right profile before changing anything that affects money.
Find the safeguards page
Inside settings, look for the responsible gambling area, where limits, reminders, pauses and exclusion sit together. Every option on that page is yours to choose.
Read it back once
Pick the control you want: a deposit cap, a loss cap, a reminder or a break. Read the figure back to yourself once before you save it.
Saved, then checked
Save the change and check that the account shows the new figure. If it does not appear, contact live chat or email and ask before you play again.
When the worry keeps coming back
One worry sits behind most delays: that asking for help gets reported back to us.
National Gambling Helpline
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
National Debt Helpline
You need time out, short or long
Short cooling-off period
If a session is running longer than you meant, a cooling-off period stops play for the hours or days you choose in your account settings. Play stays closed for the length you picked, and the account itself is untouched.
A stop that sticks
When a pause feels too easy to reverse, self-exclusion in your account closes access for a long, fixed period you set and cannot be undone early. You arrange it inside your account, and play stays closed for the full term.
BetStop registration
BetStop is the national self-exclusion register, run by the Australian Government (ACMA). Registering lasts at least three months, may run to a lifetime and cannot be shortened, and licensed wagering providers may not let you bet or send marketing while it stands. Applying takes about five minutes. betstop.gov.au
Talking first, blocking second
One saved login, one older person
Every account is opened at 18 or over, and identity documents are checked before a first withdrawal is paid. That check matters most in shared houses, where a younger relative could otherwise use a saved login.
Shared screen, closed door
Software that blocks gambling sites can be installed on a shared laptop or phone, so the page simply will not open. Agree together who sets it up and who holds the password, rather than installing it quietly.
You gain a calm opening
A friend or relative who gambles does not need a lecture; a plain sentence about what you have noticed lands better. The National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 takes calls from worried family at any hour.
Read this before your next session
Nothing dramatic has to happen before you act. If two or three of these sound familiar, the sensible next move is a deposit limit or a cooling-off period set before your next session, not after a loss.
Signs worth taking seriously
Read through these and see how many describe your week.
- Playing longer than you told yourself you would
- Chasing a loss with a bigger stake
- Spending money set aside for bills
- Keeping play quiet from your partner
- Feeling flat or short-tempered after a session
- Borrowing or selling things to keep playing
- Thinking about the next session at work