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Track your activity, set limits that fit your budget in C$, and take breaks when you need to. Helpful features and self-exclusion tools help you stay in charge from the very first session if you are in Canada or playing as a Canadian.
Betandplay gives you useful controls to help you limit how much you spend and how long you play. While keeping things comfortable, deposit, loss, and session limits are there to help you plan your budget and keep you from chasing losses.
You can change these limits from your account area to fit your needs. For example, you could set a weekly maximum deposit limit of C$100, a daily loss limit of C$50, and a session reminder every 60 minutes.
Deposit limits tell you how much you can add to your account during a certain time period (daily, weekly, or monthly). This is the easiest way to keep your spending in check, especially if you pay for things in more than one way. People often set a monthly limit, say C$300, and then deposit C$75 every week.
The most money you can lose in a certain amount of time is set by loss limits. When you reach your loss limit, you can't play anymore that would make your losses bigger until the timer runs out. If you tend to raise your bets after a losing streak, setting a loss limit of C$40 per day can help you avoid making hasty choices. Limits on sessions are based on time instead of money. You can pick a maximum length of time for a session or set up alerts to remind you to take a break. Another way to keep track of how long you've been playing is to set a session limit of two hours or add a reminder every thirty minutes.
Set limits before you start playing, not after you win or lose. For better budgeting, set deposit limits that are in line with your spending on fun things, like C$25 per week. Good luck with your discipline! To keep yourself from chasing losses, set a loss limit that you can handle, like C$20 per day.
If you lower a limit, it should be effective right away to help you stay in control. If you decide to raise a limit, Betandplay may let you have a short "cooling off" period before the new limit goes into effect. This helps make sure that the change was made on purpose and not just for the sake of it.
Set a minimum deposit of C$50 per week and a minimum loss of C$20 per day if you don't know what to set. After two weeks of keeping track of your play, make any changes you want.
You can use Reality Checks and Time-Outs in your Betandplay account to keep track of how long you've been playing and when it's time to stop. They help a lot when you are playing for a long time or when you notice you are trying to chase losses, raise the stakes, or top up more often than planned.
It's easy to use both features, and they work right when you need them. Once they are turned on, they let you play with more control without having to leave the site or call support. Reality Checks are session reminders that show up at set times and tell you to stop and think. It usually shows you how long your session has been and can help you decide if you want to keep going, take a break, or log out.
Feel free to look over your play when the reminder pops up. You can use the prompt to pause and set new limits for the rest of the day if you have deposited C$100 more than you meant to or if you have been playing longer than planned. If you often lose track of time, set a shorter interval. It may be better to get a reminder every 30 minutes than every two hours, especially when the game is going quickly.
Look at how long you've been playing and see if it fits with your original plan. Choose whether to keep going, take a short break, or log out. If you're angry or need to get something done right away, you might want to start a Time-Out. It's important to make sure that your settings are still set up correctly after switching between your phone and computer if you play on more than one. Take a moment to think about whether the C$50 deposit you are about to make is part of your budget or a reaction to how the Reality Check session went.
Tip: To make the reminder more useful, pair Reality Checks with clear session rules like "one session only" or "stop after C$100 are lost."
If you find that you don't pay attention to reminders, cut down on the time between them and give yourself a Time-Out the next day to break the habit. Tip: Reality Checks work best when you use them to make a choice instead of just ignoring them. Tip: Instead of extending your session, use a Time-Out if you feel tired or distracted. Try setting a more frequent Reality Check and a set time to log out if you play late at night.
TIP: If you are playing more than one game during your session, use the Reality Check prompt to think again about whether you are switching games to get a result. Tip: If the stakes are higher than usual, shorten your sessions and start reminding yourself more often.
Once you've put in C$200 in a day, you might want to set a Time-Out to stop yourself from adding more money on the spur of the moment. If you play with other people, remember that Reality Checks are private. Do what your own reminders say even if other people keep going. Set more reminders for yourself if you are doing more than one thing at once and lose track of time. Reality Checks are even more important if you use autoplay or fast spins. During breaks, make sure to keep them short and regular. You might want to stop for the day if the reminder makes you angry.
Tip: If you want to try out a new game, set a shorter break time to keep the session under control. Use the Reality Check to set a stop point if you have won and want to keep going. Tip: If you are losing and need to get back on track quickly, use the Reality Check to stop and pick a Time-Out. If you come back from a break and want to deposit C$100 right away, take a step back and think about taking a longer break. If you are traveling and playing from Canada, and your schedule changes, change how often the reminders go off to fit your new schedule.
Tip: Have shorter reminders and set session windows if you are Canadian and like having clear limits. Tip: If you're not sure what interval to choose, start with 60 minutes and change it after a few sessions. Tip: Remember to save your settings and check them again after you clear your cookies or update your app. Do not leave open sessions if you share a device and want to keep your account safe. Tip: If you want to win games or get promoted, don't turn off Reality Checks. They help you make smart choices.
Tip: Setting a Time-Out is a good idea if you have to keep extending a session after each reminder. If your deposits are going up, like C$50, C$100, and C$200, stop and use a Time-Out to stop yourself from playing without thinking. Tip: Take a Time-Out right away instead of waiting for the next check if you feel like you can't stop after being reminded. Reality Checks are meant to help you stay focused and on task, so follow the prompt.
Hint: A reminder can be the right time to cash out and leave the session without a fuss. Tip: If you've already spent C$300 on your weekly budget, take a Time-Out to figure out how to spend less next time. If you play every day, plan a day off and use Time-Outs to make sure you stick to it. If you're coming back after a long break, start with short sessions and do Reality Checks often.
Tip: Shorten your sessions and set reminders often if you are testing games with a lot of risk. TIP: Take a break and use Time-Out if you feel rushed or stressed. Regular, healthy play shouldn't feel like it needs to be done right away. Use a reminder to stop and reevaluate if you keep making small deposits like C$20. To help you stay in control, think of Reality Checks as timers for your workout. Set a calendar reminder outside the casino as an extra layer if you want more structure. If you set a long interval, you might miss early signs of trouble. Pick the shortest time interval that you can handle.
Tip: Following a win, you might want to raise your stakes, but remember to stick to the same amount. Tip: Instead of justrelying on reminders, use Time-Out first if you are playing while feeling upset. For best results, use reality checks right away. Tip: If the cost of your session goes over your budget for fun, stop and set a Time-Out before going on. Tip: If you're not sure whether to stop or not, stop. You could come back at a later time. Tip: If you keep hitting your deposit limit, like C$100, all the time, your play may be getting worse. Take a longer break.
Take short breaks from work to play games, and don't play for long periods of time. Tip: Set a Time-Out for the evenings to protect them. If you have a busy week coming up, use Time-Outs ahead of time to stay focused. Tip: If you want to gamble all the time, a longer Time-Out is better than being reminded of it often. Tip: Stop sitting up late and using Time-Out for the rest of the night if you feel like it's making it hard to sleep. Tip: Check the Responsible Gaming settings again to make sure that notifications are not blocked if your Reality Checks are not showing up. Tip: Verify your account settings directly if you use private browsing.
If you want to set a firm limit, use Time-Out instead of just self-control. Tip: If you want to work out on the weekend, set your alarms and plan your breaks before you begin. Tip: If you just put down a lot of money, like C$500, you should set a Reality Check for 30 minutes to keep you in check. Do not make a deposit as your first move when you start playing after a long, stressful day. Instead, make it a Time-Out. Tip:You might benefit from a 24-hour Time-Out if you keep going back to play after each reminder. If you want to skip a break, remember that it's meant to protect you when you're feeling the most impulsive.
TIP: If you want to keep having fun while playing, end it before it stops being fun. Helpful hint: If you're just playing for fun, set a budget. Do not bring it up during the session. Tip: If you already spent C$150 and have a plan, stop and take a break. Tip: When you go from low stakes to high stakes, you should add more reminders and think about taking a Time-Out at the end of the games. Helpful hint: If you think you can't follow the instructions, ask customer service about other helpful tools for responsible gaming that are in your account. Tip: Sign out after each reminder to make breaks easier.
Tip: If you're using a payments method that other people can use, keep your bankroll separate and under your control. Setting a stop time and taking a break after a win will help you keep it. Advice: If you think about gambling when you're not playing, that's a good sign that you need to take a longer break. Tip: Set a Time-Out for the evenings if you keep making deposits like C$100 at night. Tip: If you feel bad after sessions, cut them short and take a time-out in between. When it's easy to ignore reminders, think of them as a chat with your future self.
Tip: If you've set reminders and are still playing for too long, pick Time-Out. Remember to use Time-Out when you get close to your strict monthly budget of C$400. If you feel like you have to play, stop and take a longer break. Tip: If you want to be consistent, set your reminders to go off at the same time every time. Tip: If you want to cut down, start by adding short Time-Outs and adding more reminders. Take a Time-Out right away instead of "one more session" if you are worried about losing control.
Tip: Take a Time-Out to maintain your priorities if you have already spent C$250 from your family budget. Tip: If you play after drinking, pause the game and come back another day. Tip: If you're gambling to forget about your problems, stop for a while and think about getting help from someone who isn't gambling. Tip: Take a longer Time-Out if you regularly check the results or think about betting. Tip: When you reach your planned limit, stop right away. As the session is going on, do not change your budget. Tip: If you have a big deposit like C$1000, it's even more important to keep your session short by reminding yourself often.
Tip: Take a break if you feel stressed. Tip: If you play every day, setting aside time for a Time-Out can help you get your schedule back on track. Tip: If you feel like you're spending too much, set alarms and look at your account history every so often. Tip: To keep your money safe, plan your deposits and don't add money on the spot. Tip: If you want to borrow money to play, stop right away and take a Time-Out. Advice: If you want to spend more than C$200 for the day, stop and think about it again. Tip: Time-Out is a better way to set stronger limits than just reminding yourself.
Tip: Most of the time, you should stop when the reminder comes up at a bad time. Helpful hint: If you're getting angry, stop and take a break. Advice: If your session goes on longer than planned, end it when the next reminder comes up. Tip: A Time-Out can keep you from making hasty decisions if you keep chasing. Tip: Take a Time-Out right now if your play is getting in the way of your responsibilities. Tip: Leave the site and set a time-out if you need a stronger stop. Tip: If you feel like you can't handle things, pick the longest Time-Out option. Remember to stop if you're not sure.
Always play games responsibly first. Important: These settings may have slightly different names and locations on different devices, but you can always find them in your account area under "Responsible Gaming tools." Tip: Begin a new session after setting your reminder to make sure your changes take effect. TIP: Set a regular time to remind yourself so it becomes a habit. Tip: Reality Checks can help you get up, drink some water, and clear your mind. Set a clear end point, like "one more round only," if you want to keep going after a reminder. Tip: Set alarms to stop yourself from repeatedly topping up if your game requires frequent deposits like C$25.
If you play more than one session a day, use reminders and set aside time every day to "Time Out" between sessions. Helpful hint: Plan your time before you deposit if you want to keep gambling just for fun. If you set reminders but don't read them, slow down when they show up and think about what you want to do. Tip: Take a Time-Out instead of undoing your responsible settings if you feel like it. TIP: If you've already spent C$80 and only planned to spend C$50, stop and think again right away. If you can't remember your interval, check the settings for responsible gaming before you start to play. Tip: If you want more control, pick shorter sessions and more reminders.
Tip: Choose a longer interval and promise to act on it if you want fewer interruptions but still want to be aware. If you want to make a deposit, set Reality Checks first and then deposit. If you often get lost during live games, make sure you get reminders often. Tip: Make sure that notifications are not turned off for the browser or app if you play on your phone. Remember to go back to the settings and save them again if your reminders stop showing up. Hint: Time-Out works better than reminders when you need a real break. If you want a structured week, plan a Time-Out day so that you don't have to play every day.
Stop and take a Time-Out right away if you feel like you're gambling to get back what you lost. Tip: If you just raised your deposit from C$50 to C$150, you might want to take a Time-Out to stop things from getting worse. Tip: Choose a time to stop playing and stick to it. Reality Checks are there to help you make choices, so use them. Tip: Stop playing when you see the first sign of trouble, not when you see the last one. You can ask support for more information if you have any questions about how the reminder works on your device. If you set a personal budget of C$120 for an evening, set alarms to help you stick to it.
TIP: If you want to deposit again after being reminded, wait a while before making a choice. You can choose Time-Out and come back when you feel neutral if gambling makes you feel bad. Remember to take breaks every time you set an alarm if you are playing for a long time. Tip: If you play every day, you might want to set a Time-Out for more than one day. Tip: Stop the session at the next reminder if you don't deem it enjoyable. Time-Outs should be used before things get out of hand if you want to keep your routine safe. Tip: If you want to deposit C$300, write down a clear time to stop before you begin.
Tip: If it's hard for you to keep your limits, take a longer break. Remind yourself that the casino will be open tomorrow if you feel the urge to play longer than you planned. If reminders aren't enough, Time-Out is the next best thing to really taking a break from play. You can take a Time-Out if you feel like you have to keep going. Tip: If you feel like gambling when you're not playing, give yourself more time to think about it. Tip: If you set reminders but still play for too long, get rid of the breaks and add Time-Outs in between sessions.
Tip: You should stop investing if you keep adding more money to your deposits, like C$50 to C$100. Hint: Stop and take a break if your play gets too secretive. Time-Out: If you feel like you need to "fix" the outcome of the session, stop. Use this advice: Take a break if you're not sure. To keep your fun and your money safe, take breaks. Tip: Take breaks before you feel like you need them if you want to keep the habit healthy. Tip: End the session early and take a break if you have things to do later. If your budget for fun is C$100 and you've already spent it, log out.
Setting reminders and sticking to them is a good way to get more control. Tip: Set Time-Out and stop playing if you are tired. If you want to stop playing without thinking, Time-Out is the better option. TIP: Follow through with the reminder you set. This is part of your plan to play games responsibly. Remember that now is the best time to stop playing if you are going too far. Take a Time-Out and ask for help if you are worried about your play. Advice: If you feel like you're trying too hard to get C$200 back too quickly, stop and take a longer break.
Set a timer to go off every 30 minutes if you play for a long time. Take breaks often if you want to keep gambling fun. Tip: From your Responsible Gaming settings, turn on Time-Out if you need a firm stop. Tip: If you're about to make another deposit, take a moment to read your reminder and then make your choice. Tip: Instead of continuing to play after being reminded, choose a Time-Out. Tip: Take a break if you are chasing. Tip: Stop and take a break if you are raising the stakes to get back on track. Helpful hint: Use Time-Out for better safety. Tip: If you think you can't stop, get help and plan a longer break.
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You can set a daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limit by going to Account (or Profile) > Responsible Gaming > Limits. The limit goes into effect right away and stops any more deposits once it's reached. It works right away if you lower a limit. As a way to help you stay in charge, if you ask for a higher limit, we give you a chance to change your mind before taking effect. Use "Deposit Block" and call support to confirm if you want a hard stop.
Yes. There is C$ available for withdrawal as long as the balance is zero and your account passes our security checks. Responsible gaming tools don't cancel withdrawals that are still on track. If you self-exclude, you can't play games or make deposits anymore, but you can still withdraw money after standard verification. To get your money out faster, make sure that your identity and payment method are checked, and if possible, use the same method you used to deposit.
The bonus terms and conditions, such as the number of times the bonus can be used, the maximum bet, and the expiration date, stay the same. While you're on a time-out or self-exclude, you might not be able to use any bonuses that are still active, and any wagering that you haven't finished can run out. If you want bonuses without feeling rushed, set a deposit limit first and pick bonuses with lower wagering requirements and longer terms. Before you choose a bonus, ask customer service if you're not sure which ones will work best for you.
We may ask for proof when you sign up, before you withdraw money, or if we notice any strange activity. Proof of address, a government-issued ID, and ownership of a payment method are all common documents. For players from Canada, we may also ask for extra checks to make sure they are old enough and follow the rules in their home country. In Account > Verification, you can add clear photos. Once documents can be read and match your information, most accounts are quickly verified. Things go faster when you use the same personal information and payment method.
Availability is based on the laws of Canada and our licensing rules. While you're signing up, we automatically block restricted areas, and if needed, we may ask for proof of residence or Canadian information. You can fully use responsible gaming features on your phone, like limits, time-outs, self-exclusion, and your account history. In a few taps, you can make changes after logging in through a mobile browser or our mobile site. Go to Account > Responsible Gaming. Contact support to make sure your account is active and that your location settings are correct if you can't see the tools.
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