Responsible gaming
Keep it fun
Our games use virtual coins and no real money. Even so, slot-style games can be absorbing, and what you learn about your own habits matters. Here is how to keep play healthy.
Free play is still play. Nothing here is gambling for money, and results here say nothing about real-money gambling. Never treat a streak in a free game as a sign of what would happen with real money.
Simple habits that help
- Set a time limit before you start, and use a phone or computer timer.
- Take breaks every so often. Stand up, stretch, drink some water.
- Play when you feel good, not to escape stress, loneliness or boredom.
- Keep other things in your day: sleep, work or study, friends, movement.
- Do not move to real money because a free game felt exciting. If you do gamble for money elsewhere, only use money you can afford to lose.
Signs it may be time to step back
- You play for much longer than you meant to.
- You feel restless or low when you are not playing.
- Play gets in the way of sleep, work, study or relationships.
- You find yourself drawn to real-money gambling, or you already gamble for money and it is causing worry.
Taking a break here
- Close the tab. Nothing is owed and nothing is lost.
- Sign out from the menu, or delete your account at any time.
- Need a hand? Contact us and tell us what would help.
Age and sharing devices
This site is only for adults aged 19 or older in Canada. If you share a device with someone younger, use your device’s parental controls so they cannot open it.
Where to get free support in Canada
If gambling, free or paid, is worrying you or someone you know, free and confidential help is available.
- Responsible Gambling Council for information, tools and ways to find help for Canadians.
- Every province and territory runs its own gambling helpline. The Responsible Gambling Council can point you to yours.
- If you are in distress or having thoughts of harming yourself, you can call or text 9-8-8, Canada’s Suicide Crisis Helpline, any time.