Responsible Play

Responsible Gambling Resources

Responsible gambling starts with limits that are decided before play begins. Slot demos and activity data should be used for entertainment and information, never as a way to predict a win or recover a loss.

Reviewed August 25, 2026

Before you play

Make the decision while the decision is easy.

Limits work best when they are specific, written down, and not changed during a session.

01

Set a time limit

Choose when you will stop before you begin. Use a timer and leave when it ends.

02

Set a firm spend limit

Only use money already set aside for entertainment. Do not borrow or use credit.

03

Do not chase losses

A loss is not a debt to recover. Increasing your spend can make the situation worse.

04

Pause when emotions rise

Stop if you feel frustrated, rushed, tired, or focused on winning money back.

Warning signs

Notice the change, not just the outcome.

A problem is not defined by one amount or one session. Pay attention when gambling begins to change your decisions, finances, mood, or relationships.

  • 01Spending more time or money than you planned
  • 02Trying to win back losses by increasing your play
  • 03Borrowing money, using credit, or missing essential payments
  • 04Hiding gambling activity from people close to you
  • 05Finding that gambling affects sleep, work, school, or relationships
  • 06Trying to cut back or stop and finding that you cannot

Support in Canada

Find confidential help where you live.

Gambling rules, legal ages, and support services differ by province and territory. These links lead to official or government-listed services.

Another province or territory?

Use the Government of Canada directory to find local mental health and addiction services, or contact your provincial health service directly.

Find provincial and territorial services

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