Help · Responsible gamblingUpdated 9 October 2026
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Responsible gambling: free help wherever you are
Gambling is paid entertainment, and every game on this site is designed for the house to win in the long run. If you're not doing it for entertainment, and are instead losing money, or time, or putting it ahead of other commitments, help is available to you for free, and you don't need to be in a crisis. This page lists the services available, signs to look out for, the limits set by each casino, and the one true limit: your wallet.
- 18+the youngest age to gamble anywhere, older in many countries
- 24 hoursGamblingCare, 1800 936 725, Ireland
- 2 of 10casinos with a deposit limit you can set yourself
Where to get help, wherever you are
- Gambling TherapyFree online support in many languages, run by Gordon Moody, with a directory of national helplines so a reader in any country can find a local number.gamblingtherapy.orgWorldwide
- Gamblers AnonymousMeetings in most countries, in person and online, for people who want to stop.gamblersanonymous.orgWorldwide
- GamblingCareThe Irish helpline, free and open 24 hours, run by the Gambling Awareness Trust.1800 936 725Ireland
- Jeu: aide et référenceQuebec's free, confidential gambling help line, 24 hours, in French and English.1 800 461-0140Quebec
Gambling Therapy's helpline directory is a good place to start if your country isn't listed above. Calls to Irish and Quebec lines are free. The other two work through their websites, and are either voice or text based.
Signs worth noticing
Playing to win back what you lost, or depositing again straight after a loss.
Topping up the gambling wallet from money set aside for something else, or from an exchange account you meant to keep separate.
Hiding the chain record: a second wallet to keep deposits out of sight of someone who shares your money.
Playing longer than you planned, or at hours that cost you sleep, and feeling restless when you cannot.
Borrowing, selling or bridging coins to keep playing.
Any of these is a reason to talk to one of the services listed above, and to set a limit. They don't even need to be in a crisis.
The limit tools each of the ten casinos publishes
- 2casinos with a self-set deposit limit
- 8where a limit means an email to support
- 0shared exclusion registers across the ten
| Casino | Limits you can set yourself | Self-exclusion and time-outs | As recorded on the review |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC.Game | Deposit, loss and wager limits by day, week, month or quarter; session reminders | A 24-hour time-out and a self-exclusion from one day to permanent, not reversible | Clause 16 of the terms |
| Rollbit | Deposit or loss limits for a period you choose, which also switch trading off; a limit cannot be undone | Up to 21 days from the Exclusions page, longer through support; six months to five years by email | Exclusions page and responsible gaming page |
| Bitcasino.io | None described | A 24-hour cooling-off, then one week, one, three or six months, or permanent, none reversible; shared with Sportsbet.io | Self-exclusion page |
| Just.bet | Deposit, loss or session limits where available, by email | Self-exclusion and cooling-off by email to support | Responsible gaming page, effective 11 July 2026 |
| Solcasino | None described | A break from one or all products, through support | Responsible gambling page |
| Metawin | None described on the page | Self-exclusion by email; the page last updated April 2024 still names a different company | Responsible gambling page |
| Dexsport | None on the responsible gaming page | By email | Responsible gaming page |
| Roobet, BetFury, Fairspin | None described | Self-exclusion by email | Terms and support pages |
Tools as each review recorded them from the casino's own pages on 6 to 8 October 2026; a casino can add or remove them without notice.
Only two of the ten casinos listed here let you set a limit yourself. The others can do it for you if you reach out to them. The no-registration ranking quotes each casino's verification clause. The reviews link the tools listed here.
The limit that works at every casino: the wallet
Fund a separate wallet with the session's money. A casino can only take what your connected wallet sends it. A wallet with just the money you're staking for the evening is a deposit limit that no support ticket can delay, and the burner wallet guide can help you set it up in a few minutes.
Leave the main wallet disconnected. Savings, an exchange account and the wallet containing the long term investments never connect to a casino. A casino only sees the balance of the wallet that signs in. A small wallet shows a small balance and a bad prompt can only reach that far.
Use the chain's record. Every deposit and withdrawal is on a public chain. This is an honest and complete record of what gambling has cost. Reading it once a month and using an explorer is the easiest and best check that is available.
If you are worried about someone else
Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous support partners, parents and friends, not only the person that is gambling. A public chain means that the deposits are recorded, and can be seen with a wallet address. This can be used to start a conversation. Self exclusion with the casinos works only for the account holder.
CryptoReel is a site you read, not a casino. It cannot close an account, freeze a balance or set a limit for anyone. It quotes the tools that each casino publishes. One email, located on the contact page, is for corrections to those pages.
Keep reading
- GuideBurner wallet for gamblingThe wallet that holds one session's money
- GuideWithdraw from a Web3 casinoTaking the balance out, step by step
- RankingNo-registration casinosThe verification clause each casino keeps
- SiteHow we reviewWhere the tool facts on this page come from
- GuideIs Web3 gambling legal?The countries each casino blocks
- SiteContactThe site's one mailbox