Responsible Gaming

We take safe play seriously and maintain clear, practical rules to protect everyone who uses our services. This page explains Bonrush Casino Responsible Gambling and the steps we offer to help you manage your activity. The focus is on straightforward tools - limits, time-outs, and self-exclusion - plus signs to watch for and where to get help. Use the controls in your account at any time. If gambling stops being enjoyable or starts to affect work, relationships or finances, act early and use the options below.

Player protection principles

Protection is based on transparency, choice and control. We provide simple tools to limit spending and time. Fair treatment, clear rules and easy access to support are core parts of our approach. Availability of controls depends on account settings and eligibility.

Tools to manage gambling activity

Deposit limits

Set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits from your account. Limits apply immediately after confirmation and are designed to help control spend. You can lower limits at any time; raising limits may require a waiting period.

Loss limits

Loss limits let you cap net losses over a chosen period. Activate a limit to prevent further play once the cap is reached. Loss limits work alongside deposit limits for tighter control.

Time limits and breaks

Session timers and time-out options are available. Choose short breaks or longer pauses to step away from play. Time-outs suspend account access for the selected period and end automatically when the period expires.

Self-exclusion

Self-exclusion blocks account access for a set period and stops marketing contact. It is a strong measure for when gambling causes harm. Contact support if you need help with self-exclusion options.

Recognising signs of problematic behaviour

Look out for missed obligations, chasing losses, increasing stakes, mood changes tied to play, or hiding activity from others. Repeated failed attempts to stop or escalate betting after losses are warning signs. Early recognition lets you use controls before issues deepen.

Guidance for staying in control

Plan play in advance - set a budget and stick to it. Use limits and timers, avoid gambling when stressed or under the influence, and treat any deposit as entertainment spend. Talk to a trusted person if gambling feels less fun or becomes a routine escape.

Access to professional help and support organisations

Professional support is available. Contact GamCare, Gamblers Anonymous UK, your GP or NHS gambling support services for confidential advice. Samaritans can help in emotional crisis. If immediate safety is at risk, contact emergency services. External organisations provide telephone, online chat and local resources.