Before your next deposit

Set your own pace with responsible gambling at Megadice Casino

Play only from 18, and every Megadice Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, reality checks and self-exclusion options.

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Licensed 56303-1797-R-895688, regulated by the UK Gambling Commission

Five essentials

Know the rules before the first spin

Useful when you want the key contact points and protections in one short view.

Minimum age18+

Regulator and licenceUK Gambling Commission, 56303-1797-R-895688

National registerGAMSTOP

National Gambling Helpline0808 8020 133

Limit questions[email protected]

Five controls

Limits and controls inside your account

Most players worry a limit will be hard to find, so here is where each control lives.

A ceiling on paying in

Caps how much you pay in over a period you choose, so set it before your first deposit rather than after a heavy night.

How much can I lose?

Tracks what you have lost across a set window and stops play once you reach it, useful when a losing run keeps pulling you back.

Mark the hour

Sends a notice after a stretch of play you choose, so switch it on if you lose track of the clock once a game gets going.

A clear-eyed pause

Shows how long you have been playing and what it has cost at set intervals, handy when an evening session turns into a long one.

Take a full break

Closes your play for a stretch you pick, so use it when you need distance rather than a tighter number.

At your first deposit

When you want the number fixed

After these steps, a deposit limit of your choosing will be active on the account.

Open your profile menu

One place, all controls

Look for the responsible gambling area inside the account; it gathers every limit and exclusion control in one place.

Picking your figure

Choose deposit, loss or session settings and pick a figure you can hold to on a quiet week, not an unusual one.

Proof it is set

Save the change, then reopen the section to check the limit is listed against your account.

Fun first, strain after: spotting the shift

Catching the shift early keeps a night of entertainment from turning into a habit you resent. A limit you choose before play, or a short pause, is the simplest first step and it costs you nothing to arrange.

If a few of these sound familiar, that is a reason to act, not to judge yourself.

Playing past the hour you set for stopping
Depositing again to win back what went
Keeping your play quiet from people close to you
Thinking about the next session during the day
Spending money meant for bills or savings
Feeling restless or low when you cannot play
Borrowing or selling things to keep going

Know the person at the keypad

Age confirmed at the door and the till. Nobody under 18 may open an account here, and staff check age before a game is ever staked. Identity documents are also reviewed before a first withdrawal, so a borrowed profile does not slip through unnoticed.

Cover the device they really use. Software that hides gambling sites can be installed on a shared laptop, tablet or phone and pinned with a password only the adult knows. Filters work best on the device the young person actually uses, so start there.

Listening before blame. Staying calm and listening beats an accusation, because blame usually shuts the conversation. Relatives are also welcome on the National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) at 0808 8020 133, free at any hour.

A short break now, or months away from play

A time-out of hours or days. A time-out holds your access shut for the stretch you pick, from a few hours to several days, and you can start it yourself from the controls in your account. Nothing is deleted and your balance waits for you.

Set your self-exclusion here. Self-exclusion inside your account closes your play for a long period, and it cannot be lifted early once it begins. Start it through the same controls page; your balance and history stay in place until the period ends.

Add your name to GAMSTOP. GAMSTOP is the national online self-exclusion scheme, run by The National Online Self Exclusion Scheme Limited. Registering covers you for at least 6 months, with options of 6 months, one year, five years or five years with auto-renewal. Sign up for it online if you live in the UK; it can take up to 24 hours to take effect. gamstop.co.uk

Free, private support

Quiet help first, then a plan that holds

Reach for this when worry is already affecting your days or your household.

National Gambling Helpline (GamCare)

The National Gambling Helpline, run by GamCare, is free and confidential, answers at any hour and any day, and offers advice plus referral to local support for you or for relatives. 0808 8020 133 gamcare.org.uk

Gamblers Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous runs free peer-led meetings where no appointment is needed, and mixed meetings welcome family and friends alongside the person who plays. gamblersanonymous.org.uk

Controls explained

Read this before you lift a limit

We would rather you knew the rules before you need them than afterwards.

Can I end a self-exclusion at Megadice Casino before it finishes?+

No. Once a self-exclusion starts it runs for the whole period you chose, and we will not lift it early however much you ask. That fixed stretch is the point of it, and it is why the choice deserves a moment of thought.

Can I change my deposit limit after setting it?+

Yes, in the same section of your account where you set it, and nowhere else. A lower figure can be chosen at any time, while a higher one is best treated as a deliberate decision rather than an impulse.

Does self-exclusion here stop me playing at other casinos too?+

No, a self-exclusion set in your Megadice Casino account covers this site alone. Cover across other operators comes from GAMSTOP, the national online self-exclusion scheme for the United Kingdom, which you register with separately.

Can I set a limit from my phone?+

Yes. The mobile version of your account has the same section as the desktop one, with every control in its usual place, so a limit can be placed from wherever you happen to be.

Where do I turn if my partner or parent gambles too much?+

Relatives and friends can ring the National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) on 0808 8020 133, free around the clock. They offer advice for the people around a player as well as for the player, and can point to local support.