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Play stays entertainment

Your limits belong at the centre.

Set money and time boundaries before play, watch for changes in behaviour and step away as soon as gambling stops feeling recreational.

Plan this session before it starts

Your current visit has been open for 0:00. Use the calculator below to divide a weekly entertainment budget across planned sessions. It is a planning aid, not a recommendation to spend.

Maximum planned amount per sessionCA$25.00

Controls to use early

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Money limits

Set deposit, loss and wager boundaries before opening a game.

Time limits

Use reminders, take scheduled breaks and finish when planned.

Time out

Pause access or self-exclude when a longer break is needed.

Know the warning signs

  • Spending more time or money than planned.
  • Chasing losses or raising stakes to change your mood.
  • Borrowing money, hiding activity or neglecting responsibilities.
  • Feeling restless, anxious or angry when unable to gamble.
  • Treating gambling as income or a solution to financial pressure.

Find support in Canada

Gambling is regulated provincially and territorially, and the legal age ranges from 18 to 19 depending on the activity and location. The Responsible Gambling Council provides Canadian safer-play education and links to help. For urgent or location-specific support, use the service identified by your provincial or territorial gaming authority. If you are in immediate danger, call emergency services.

A break is always available. If a limit feels difficult to keep, stop the session, leave the account and contact a trusted person or professional support service. Do not try to win back money first.

Gambling should be entertainment, not a way to make money. Set a limit before you play and never chase losses.

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