Pastime before habit: responsible gambling at Olymp Casino
Play only from 18+, and every Olymp Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, a cooling-off period and self-exclusion.
Your situation in one table
Useful when you want the essentials before signing in, or when someone asks who to call.
Loose spending turned into a plan
Worth reading when a session has started to feel longer or costlier than planned.
Spend cap before you play
A deposit limit caps what can come into the account over the period you choose. Switch it on before play, when you want the budget settled in advance.
A ceiling on losses
Loss limits cap what a session or period can take from you, not just what you add. Set one when losing more than planned is your main worry.
When time slips away
Session reminders nudge you at set intervals so a long evening does not pass unnoticed. Turn them on if you lose track of time while playing.
Break, not goodbye
A cooling-off period pauses play for a fixed stretch while your account stays open. Choose it when you need distance rather than a permanent exit.
Can I close this off?
Self-exclusion closes your account to play for the term you pick. Use it when you want a firm stop, and the same step also covers BetStop below.
How a limit gets switched on
Find the limits screen
Sign in with your email address and open the settings area of your account. Check that the limits section is showing before you change anything.
Pick your control
Choose which control you need: a deposit limit, a loss limit or session time. Pick the one that answers the concern you actually have.
Set the amount and period
Enter the amount or the time, then the period it applies to: day, week or month. Read it back once before you confirm.
Did it save?
Confirm the change and look for the saved limit on the screen. If it has not appeared, ask support through live chat, email or phone.
A day away or a season away
Short break in the account
A break of hours or days keeps your balance and history where they are. It sits in your account settings and starts the moment you confirm it; until it ends you cannot deposit or play, and it does not close your account.
Self-exclusion for the long term
Closing access for a long period is a decision you cannot undo early. Start it from the same settings panel; the account stays shut for the whole term you chose, and our team will not reopen it before that term runs out.
Cover every operator at once
BetStop is run by the Australian Government through ACMA, and the shortest term is 3 months, stretching up to lifetime. You register at betstop.gov.au in about five minutes and can nominate a support person; registered people cannot bet or receive marketing. betstop.gov.au
Check the age before the first spin
Am I 18 and verified?
Registration records your date of birth and confirms you are 18+, and identity documents are reviewed before any first withdrawal. Without that confirmation, play stays closed.
Whole device, not one profile
Software that blocks gambling sites, installed on the shared laptop or phone, gives every household member the same quiet barrier. Choose it for the whole device, not just one browser profile.
Blame out, a phone call in
A relative can name the pattern they see without accusation, then ring the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 themselves for guidance on what to say next. The call is free and runs at any hour.
Is play still fun for you?
Catching these early keeps a habit from hardening into a problem. A deposit limit or a short pause set today is the simplest first step, and it works best before the next session rather than after a loss.
Signs worth noticing
Ask yourself whether any of these sound familiar from the past few weeks.
- Playing longer than you planned to
- Chasing a loss with another deposit
- Keeping play hidden from people close to you
- Borrowing money to keep playing
- Thinking about the game between sessions
- Spending money set aside for bills
- Feeling flat until the next session
Free, confidential help in Australia
There for the night when the numbers stop making sense and you want to say it out loud.