Set responsible gambling limits at Wilddice Casino
From 18+, every Wilddice Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion.
Age, licence and where to get help
Useful when you want the essential facts about this account on one screen.
What you gain from the account controls
This section settles which controls you already have and when each one earns its place.
Set a deposit limit
A deposit limit caps what you can put in over a chosen span, so a rough week cannot follow you. Switch it on before you next deposit, not after a loss.
Cap your losses
Loss limits stop the night at a figure you chose while calm, and they hold until the period ends. Set yours when you open the account, not mid-session.
Play clock
Session time reminders flag how long you have been playing so a quick spin does not turn into an evening. Turn them on if you tend to lose track of the clock.
Step away for a while
Cooling-off pauses your account for a stretch you pick, keeping your balance and history intact. Choose it when you want distance without shutting the door.
Before and after an exclusion
Self-exclusion closes your account to play for the term you choose and is the firmest step a player can take here. Use it when a break will not be enough.
How do I set a limit on my Wilddice Casino account?
Find the account menu
Log in and open your profile from the account menu. Check that the email address shown is the one you still use, since limit confirmations arrive there.
From play to controls
Inside the profile, look for the responsible gambling section rather than the payments area. That is where limits and time controls live, in one place.
Which limit do I need?
Choose deposit limits, loss limits or session time reminders, depending on what you want to hold back. Read the description next to each before you commit.
Once your limit is on
Confirm the change, then reopen the section to check the figure is showing as yours. Settle any question about what applies with support before you play.
Look at how you play, not how much you win
Catching these early keeps a pastime from turning into a worry you carry all week. A limit or a pause set now costs nothing and settles the matter before it grows.
Signs worth noticing
Read through these and be honest about the ones that sound familiar.
- Chasing a loss into the next evening
- Playing longer than you planned
- Spending money set aside for bills
- Keeping your play from people close to you
- Feeling flat when you are not playing
- Borrowing to keep the session going
- Playing to fix a bad mood
The week the money ran short
Free, confidential support sits alongside the controls in your Wilddice Casino account, and it is yours to use.
National Gambling Helpline
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
National Debt Helpline
A pause of hours, a stop of months
Take a short break
It is a short break you switch on in your account, measured in hours or days, and it holds your access shut for the whole chosen stretch. When it ends, the account works normally again.
The night willpower ran out
Your access closes for a long stretch and cannot be undone early, whatever you feel like on the day. Setting it takes a moment in your account, and play stays shut until the period runs out.
When one site is not enough
Known as BetStop, it is run by the Australian Government through ACMA, and it lasts at least 3 months, sometimes for life. Applying takes about five minutes and you may name someone to support you. betstop.gov.au
Before anyone plays, check the age
Who can open an account?
Your date of birth is checked against identity documents at registration, and nobody plays here before turning 18. Proof of identity is also needed before a first withdrawal.
Filter first, talk later
Filtering software on a shared laptop or phone can hide gambling sites from everyone who uses it. Install it together, or alone if that feels safer.
Watching someone you love
Say what you have noticed without blame, then ask what kind of help they would accept. The National Gambling Helpline advises relatives too, any hour of the day.