Responsible Gambling at Scored Casino

Gambling is entertainment with a price, and the price is the money you stake. We want every player to keep it that way: a pastime that fits into a budget and a schedule, never a way to earn money or to solve a money problem. Game results are random, so no pattern or system guarantees a win. You will find practical tips, the signs that play is becoming a problem and the places that can help. Players must be 18 or older, minors must not gamble, and we verify identity before a first withdrawal.

Tips for safer play

Set a budget before you start

Decide how much you can spend on play this session, using money that is not needed for rent, bills or food. With deposits starting at EUR 10, there is no reason to put in more than the budget you set. Treat the amount as the price of the evening, as you would a cinema ticket, and stop when it is gone.

Set a time limit

Choose when you will stop before you start, and keep to it. A phone makes it easy to play anywhere, so tie the session to something fixed, such as the end of a programme or a meal. Take a break every hour or so, and let the phone rest while you do.

Keep bonuses in proportion

A bonus is extra play, not extra income. Wagering requirements, such as 35x on a welcome bonus, mean you must play the bonus through before a withdrawal, so a large bonus can keep you at the games for a long time. Take an offer only if the playing it needs fits your budget and time.

Use the controls we offer

We offer two controls, both arranged through our support team: self-exclusion, and a temporary break, sometimes called a cool-off. Write to support through live chat or e-mail and say which one you want. Do not wait for a bad week to ask: many players use a temporary break simply to reset their habits.

Never chase losses

After a losing session the urge to win it back is strong, and it is the point where many players stake more than planned. Stop, walk away and come back another day.

Warning signs of a problem

Signs in your behaviour

Take note if you spend more time or money than you meant to, if you play to escape stress, boredom or low mood, if you think about the next session while doing something else, or if you hide the amount you play from people close to you.

Signs in your finances

Watch for deposits that grow, repeated deposits in one evening, money borrowed to play and bills paid late. If a loss makes you angry or anxious for days, treat it as a signal to stop.

Signs in your life

Missed work or study, arguments about money and a loss of interest in other hobbies point the same way. If you notice several of these, ask for help early.

Getting help

If play stops feeling like a game, these are the places to turn to. Talking to someone you trust helps too, and in immediate danger you should call your local emergency number.