Responsible gambling

At casinobonusmarket-australia.com, we take our responsibility to provide a safe and responsible gaming environment very seriously. We want players to enjoy playing the casinos featured on our site and encourage them to gamble responsibly.

In order to ensure responsible gambling, casinos often use a number of measures, including:

• Restrictions on how much money can be deposited or staked in a single day, week, or month;
• A self-exclusion program, which allows players to exclude themselves from gambling for a certain period;
• Put information about responsible gambling on our website.

WHAT ARE THE SIGNS OF A GAMBLING ADDICTION?

If you are concerned that you or someone you know may develop a gambling addiction, look out for some signs. These include:

• Gambling for more than the intended amount
• Feeling anxious or stressed when trying to stop gambling
• Lying about gambling or being in debt
• mood swings after gambling
• Difficulty carrying out day-to-day activities because of gambling.

If you think you may have a gambling problem, you should seek help as soon as possible. Many organisations can provide support, including Gamblers Anonymous and the National Problem Gambling Clinic.

WHAT IS RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING?

Responsible gambling is about ensuring that gambling is fun and enjoyable. It involves being aware of the risks associated with gambling and taking steps to minimize those risks. Responsible gambling involves:

• Gambling for recreational purposes only
• Limiting the amount of money you spend on gambling
• avoiding the pursuit of losses
• Taking regular breaks from gambling
• Informing friends or family members of any gambling problems.

If you don't know how to implement responsible gambling practices, our team at casinobonusmarket-australia.com can help you. We've put together a range of resources, including factsheets and videos that explain how to gamble responsibly.

WHERE CAN I GET HELP FOR MY GAMBLING PROBLEM?

There are many organizations that can support you at the moment. These include:

• Gamblers Anonymous
• National Problem Gambling Clinic
• Gambling Therapy