How to keep gambling a game — limits, blocks, self-exclusion and where to get help.
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One of these on its own is a nudge. Several together is a reason to act today.
None of this is a diagnosis. If it sounds familiar, the help services further down this page are free, confidential and used to hearing it.
Every tool here works better set in advance than in the middle of a session
Many licensed casinos let you cap what you can deposit or lose per day, week or month from account settings. Raising a limit usually takes effect only after a delay; lowering it usually applies straight away.
Set a session timer or a reminder that interrupts play at fixed intervals. It breaks the loop that keeps you in the chair.
A short break — a day up to a few weeks — that locks the account without closing it. Ask support directly if you cannot find it in settings.
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When a limit is not enough, take the option away entirely
Self-exclusion shuts your account for a fixed period that cannot be shortened by asking nicely. Start with the casino itself: licensed casinos usually offer it, in account settings or through support. Then close the door on the rest.
One free registration blocks you from the websites and apps of gambling companies licensed in Great Britain, for a period you choose from six months up to five years.
Open siteBlocking software that shuts gambling sites and apps on all your devices. Paid, after a 7-day free trial.
Open siteA free blocking app with restriction periods you cannot lift early once they are set.
Open siteNational self-exclusion schemes only cover operators licensed in that country. Check what exists where you live — if there is no scheme, device-level blocking is the closest equivalent.
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Advice, a seven-question self-assessment and a finder for free local support — for you or someone whose gambling worries you.
Open siteFree online advice and emotional support from Gordon Moody, for anyone affected by gambling. The site has a Russian version.
Open siteFounder of the free National Gambling Helpline: advisers around the clock by phone, live chat and WhatsApp, plus online forums and chatrooms.
Open sitePeer meetings in person, online and by phone, run by people who have been through the same thing. No dues or fees.
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