Deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, a cooling-off period and self-exclusion sit in every Slotspalace Casino account, and only players aged 18+ may use them.
After this table you will know the age rule, the licence, the helpline and where to ask about limits.
This block settles which control does what, so you can pick the right one before you spend.
You will not be stuck mid-session wondering where the control sits or what it changes.
Catching these signs early keeps a pastime from turning into pressure. Setting a limit or taking a pause is the first step, and it works best before play starts rather than after a loss.
Read through these and notice how many describe the last few weeks.
Read this and you will know who answers, what each service offers and how to reach them.
A Gap You Choose. Choose a cooling-off period in your account when you want a gap of hours or days and intend to return. Set it from your account settings before you next play, and access stays closed for the whole period you pick. Nothing is decided about your account beyond that.
Before, Not After. Ask for self-exclusion when a pause will not be enough and you want a long stop. The Malta-licensed operator here must exclude a customer showing signs of problem gambling from all its platforms for up to two years. Once it starts, it cannot be undone early.
Account-Level Exclusion Only. Expect no national register in New Zealand, so the casino account is where you exclude yourself, for up to two years. Once it begins, the decision holds and cannot be lifted early. Reaching out to the Gambling Helpline Aotearoa gives you support alongside it.
This block settles the handful of doubts people raise at the moment they decide to slow down.
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