Responsible Gambling Information, Limits and Account Controls
Spending limits
A spending limit is a maximum amount assigned to a defined period. It can be daily, weekly or monthly depending on the account tools available.
The useful record for reviewing a limit is transaction history, because it shows actual account movements rather than estimated activity.
Time limits
A time limit defines the maximum duration of a session or period of access. Some platforms provide reminders or session timers.
Time controls are account-level functions and do not change the rules or probability model of any individual game.
Temporary breaks
A temporary break suspends or limits access for a defined period. The duration and reactivation rules depend on the account system.
Break settings should be displayed separately from promotional status so that the control remains clear and easy to identify.
Self-exclusion
Self-exclusion is a longer restriction on gambling access. Its duration, scope and renewal rules depend on the service and applicable framework.
Where available, self-exclusion should be described with exact dates or periods rather than vague status wording.
Transaction history
Transaction history records deposits, withdrawals and other account movements with dates and status labels.
These records can be reviewed independently of game history, which contains game events rather than payment operations.
Session history
Session records can show account activity over time. They can include timestamps or device information depending on the platform.
Session data and transaction data serve different purposes and should be presented in separate account sections.
Age restrictions
Gambling services use age restrictions set by their applicable rules and legal environment. Account systems can include age-related profile fields or verification checks.
Age information is part of account eligibility and should not be presented as a promotional feature.
Marketing preferences
Notification and marketing preferences can control promotional messages delivered by email, browser or mobile channels.
These settings are separate from account-security alerts, which can require a different notification category.
Support records
Support cases can contain a reference number, date and status. A clear record helps distinguish a responsible-use request from another account issue.
Where a control is applied through support, its final status should be visible in the relevant account section.