Tools for novice players

1. Deposit limits - budget protection from the first deposit

What is it: you yourself set the maximum amount of replenishment per day, week or month.

Why it is important: immediately after registration, avoid "hot" impulsive replenishment.

1. Go to your personal account → "Responsible play" → "Deposit limits."

2. Enter the amount (5-10% of the free budget is recommended).

3. Save - the system will block all subsequent deposits above the limit.

2. Session timer and reality check - do not lose track of time

Session timer: limit the length of one game session (30-60 minutes).

Reality check: a pop-up window every N minutes with data on time and money spent.

1. In the cabinet, select Session Reminders.

2. Set the interval (30 min recommended).

3. Turn on the option "forced pause 2-5 minutes" for a real shutdown.

3. Losing limit - don't chase winnings

What it is: A net loss (deposits minus winnings) for a period cannot exceed a given amount.

For beginners: ideal - immediately "put the framework" on the first losses.

1. In the "Loss limit" set a value (5% of the free budget).

2. Save - bets are blocked when the threshold is reached.

4. Simple cooling-off for 24 hours

Why: even one day "without playing" gives time to take a sober look at the experience.

1. "Self-exclusion" section → select 24 hours.

2. Confirm via SMS or e-mail.

3. Access to rates and deposits will be automatically blocked.

5. Basic external blockers

Browser extensions: uBlock Origin or BlockSite - add casino domains to the blacklist.

Blocking applications: BetBlocker or Gamban (free/paid) - installation in a couple of minutes, blocking on all devices at once.

6. Checking the operation of tools

1. Deposit/bet test: Try to deposit or put the amount just above the limit - the transaction must be rejected.

2. Timer: leave the game longer than the set time - after a pause, you should be automatically taken out of the session.

3. Self-exclusion: Try to log in or bid within 24 hours - get a "access closed" message.

Advice for beginners: start with simple limits and timers, do not go straight to tough measures. Practice tool validation and gradually add new levels of protection as your experience and budget grow.