WE INVITE YOU TO PLAY RESPONSIBLY.

Regularly check the SEM page to monitor your spending. Try to avoid losses. Do not wager money you cannot afford to lose and never use funds intended for necessities, bills, or other essential expenses. Gambling is a form of entertainment, but it is important to approach it with caution.

It is difficult to recognize the main signs that gambling has become a problem. The key sign that gambling is affecting your quality of life is when it starts to influence your personal life. For many people, gambling is a harmless and enjoyable recreational activity. However, gambling can become an issue if a player loses control over the time and money spent. Such compulsive behavior is referred to as problem gambling or gambling addiction.

Gambling problems can exist even without a formal diagnosis. Gambling addiction is defined by a doctor or psychologist.

• Constantly thinking about gambling.
• Seeking the thrill of increasing bets.
• Repeatedly failing to control, reduce, or stop gambling.
• Trying to limit or quit gambling due to excessive involvement.
• Using gambling as a way to escape negative emotions such as helplessness, guilt, anxiety, or depression.
• Gambling to recover losses.
• Lying to yourself or others to hide the extent of your gambling activities.
• Being aware of how gambling has affected important friendships, relationships, educational, and professional opportunities.

Gambling addiction can negatively impact many aspects of life: social relationships, work, school, professional and financial life, society, and family.

Here are some simple yet effective methods to protect your account:

• Do not share your name, username, or password with anyone.
• The online casino ensures the security of your gaming experience, but it is important to take additional measures to protect your account.
• Be especially cautious when using shared or public computers.
• Do not disclose or leave your email password on shared computers.
• Always log out after finishing your session.