Play only from 18, and every account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion.
Plain facts, held to the same standards we keep for every player in New Zealand.
Reach for these before a session starts, or the moment play starts feeling heavier than fun.
You will finish with a limit that shows in your account and holds for the period you picked.
Catching these signs early matters because a small limit set now costs far less than a lost night. Setting a cap or taking a pause is the first move, and it stays in your hands.
Read these against your own last few sessions and be honest with yourself.
We keep the doors in our own account open, and we point you to the free people who answer nearby.
A short breather, not a full stop. Use this when you need hours or days away rather than a full stop. Set it from your account settings and play is blocked for the period you choose. While it runs, the account stays closed to gambling, and it lifts by itself when the time is up.
Choose the long stop before you need it. This closes your access for a long stretch, up to two years, and it stays closed. Ask for it in your account before the period starts, and it cannot be undone early, so the decision holds even on a weaker day.
Set your exclusion in the account itself. No national register covers this country, so the casino account is where your exclusion lives. Set it in your account for up to two years, and it applies to play here. The helpline can talk options through with you as well.
Read this when a decision about your play feels bigger than a settings screen.
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