Responsible Gambling at All Right Casino
We take responsible gambling seriously at All Right. Our aim is to make sure play stays safe, controlled and enjoyable. We provide clear information and practical tools to help you manage your account activity, recognise when to take a break and find professional support if you need it.
Player protection principles
We believe in transparency, player safety and informed choice. We encourage customers to play within their means and to use the controls available in their account. We train our team to respond quickly to requests for help and to act on clear signs of problem gambling.
Activity-control tools
We provide a range of tools to help you manage your gambling. Options and availability may vary by account and region - please check your account settings for the full list.
Deposit limits
You can set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits to control how much you add to your account. These limits can normally be reduced immediately and increased after a cooling-off period.
Loss limits
Loss limits let you cap the total amount you can lose over a chosen period. This helps keep play within a pre-defined budget and reduces the risk of chasing losses.
Time limits and session controls
Session timers and reality checks remind you how long you have been playing. You can set automatic session length limits or regular reminders to help avoid extended play.
Account breaks and self-exclusion
If you need a longer break, you can request a temporary account suspension or self-exclusion. Self-exclusion is a voluntary and effective way to stop access to your account for a set period - please contact our support team to arrange this.
Recognising signs of problematic behaviour
- Spending more than you intended or borrowing to play
- Chasing losses or increasing stakes to recover money
- Neglecting work, family or other commitments
- Feeling anxious, restless or secretive about play
- Repeatedly breaking limits you have set
Tips for maintaining control
- Decide a budget before you play and stick to it
- Use deposit and session limits - set them low enough to be realistic
- Avoid gambling when tired, stressed or under the influence
- Take regular breaks and review your activity
- Talk openly with someone you trust if you are worried
Professional help and support organisations
If gambling is causing harm, professional support is available. In the United Kingdom, organisations such as GamCare, GambleAware, Gamblers Anonymous and NHS gambling support offer confidential advice, helplines and treatment options. If you need to contact us about safer play or self-exclusion, email [email protected] and our team will assist you promptly.