Responsible Gaming

Operated under Malta Gaming Authority (#MGA/B2C/543/2018).

At 888, your wellbeing comes first. Gambling is a form of entertainment and should always stay within limits you can comfortably afford to lose. We believe that responsible play is the foundation of a sustainable experience, and we offer practical tools, clear information and access to independent support to help you keep your play healthy.

Control Tools

From your account settings you may apply deposit and time limits, schedule reality checks, pause your account for a chosen period, or self-exclude when you need a longer break. Limit reductions usually apply immediately, while increases take effect after a cooling-off delay to protect you from impulsive decisions. We encourage you to set these boundaries before you begin playing rather than during a session.

Warning Signs

It may be time to pause and seek support if you find yourself chasing losses, gambling with money set aside for essentials, borrowing to play, or feeling anxious, secretive or irritable about your gambling. These are common signs that play has stopped being entertainment. Recognising them early makes it far easier to regain control, and our tools and the organisations listed below are there to help.

Protection of Minors

Players must be 18 or over, and protecting minors from gambling is a responsibility we take seriously. We use age-verification checks at registration and may repeat them at any time, and we strongly encourage the use of parental-control software on devices shared with children. If you believe a minor has accessed the platform, please contact us so we can investigate and close the account.

Support

Independent, confidential help lines and counselling services operate in most countries and can provide advice tailored to your situation. Our own team is also reachable at [email protected] to help you apply limits, take a break, or complete a self-exclusion. Please do not hesitate to ask for help if gambling no longer feels like entertainment.

Last reviewed: 2026.