Responsible Gaming

Online gaming and gambling can be entertaining, but they can also involve financial and personal risks.

One PKR encourages readers to make informed decisions and never treat gambling as a guaranteed way to earn money.

Key takeaways

  • Decide how much money you can afford to lose before you start.
  • If you lose money, do not increase your stake simply to try to recover it.
  • Avoid spending long periods playing.
  • Do not borrow money or use credit to fund gambling activity.
Table of contents7 sections
  1. Set a Budget
  2. Do Not Chase Losses
  3. Take Breaks
  4. Never Borrow to Gamble
  5. Understand the Rules
  6. Age Restrictions
  7. Get Help

Set a Budget

Decide how much money you can afford to lose before you start. Never use money needed for food, rent, bills, education, or other important expenses.

Do Not Chase Losses

If you lose money, do not increase your stake simply to try to recover it. Chasing losses can result in larger financial losses.

Take Breaks

Avoid spending long periods playing. Take regular breaks and stop if gaming begins to affect your daily responsibilities.

Never Borrow to Gamble

Do not borrow money or use credit to fund gambling activity.

Understand the Rules

Before using a platform, read its terms, payment rules, bonus conditions, and withdrawal requirements.

Age Restrictions

Only use gaming or gambling services if you meet the legal age requirement that applies to you.

Get Help

If gaming is becoming difficult to control or is causing financial, family, work, or personal problems, consider speaking with a trusted person or an appropriate professional support service.

Remember that there is no guaranteed strategy for winning. Every user should understand the risks before participating.