Safer Gambling

We take player safety seriously and provide clear, practical measures so play stays controlled and responsible. This Spinline Casino Responsible Gambling page sets out our commitment to protecting wellbeing, the tools you can use in your account, and simple steps to recognise and respond to risky behaviour. Use deposit and time limits, self-exclusion or contact support if gambling stops being fun. We aim to make responsible play straightforward and accessible, and encourage you to act early if you notice signs of harm.

Player protection principles

Protecting customers is central to our approach. We prioritise clear rules, easy-to-use controls and accessible help. Controls are available in-account and through support. We encourage sensible limits, honest self-assessment and timely action when needed.

Tools to manage gambling activity

Practical tools are available to help control activity. Set limits to match your budget and schedule. Tools are adjustable and intended to be simple to use.

Deposit and loss limits

Set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits to control spending. Loss limits let you cap net losses over a chosen period. Limits take effect immediately once confirmed in your account settings.

Time limits and reality checks

Enable session timers and reality checks to monitor time spent. Automatic pop-ups can remind you to take a break and allow you to log out or pause play for a set interval.

Self-exclusion and cooling-off

Temporary and permanent self-exclusion options are available. Cooling-off pauses access for a set period. Self-exclusion closes the account for the chosen duration and restricts log-in and activity.

Recognising signs of problematic behaviour

Watch for chasing losses, hiding play from family, neglecting responsibilities, or spending more time and money than intended. Sudden changes in mood, sleep or finances may signal a problem. Early recognition helps prevent escalation.

Guidance for staying in control

Plan budgets and stick to set limits. Avoid gambling when stressed or intoxicated. Use account tools before depositing and review activity regularly. Discuss concerns with someone you trust and act promptly if limits are breached.

Professional help and support organisations

Seek external support if gambling causes harm. Contact Gambling Help Online, Gamblers Help Australia or local support services for counselling and practical assistance. If you need immediate help, reach out to health professionals or local support lines for advice and referral.