Step away from play
Take time away from gambling and choose an activity without wagers or prizes.
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Start with the basics
Put your wellbeing first
Gambling can affect your finances and wellbeing. You do not need to wait until things feel unmanageable before asking for help.
Protect essential spending
Keep rent, food, bills and savings separate from any money you choose to spend gambling.
Talk to someone you trust
Support is available if you need advice, a break or help for someone close to you.
Know the risks
Understand the risks before playing
- Gambling is not a reliable way to earn money.
- Chasing losses can lead to spending more than you intended.
- Borrowing to gamble, hiding your play or using essential money are reasons to stop and seek support.
- Bonuses and free spins have terms and do not remove the risk of losing money.
In the United Kingdom, gambling can cause harm. If you are concerned about your play, contact a support organisation for help. Find UK support.
Spending boundaries
Protect your money with clear limits
Set a boundary before playing
Check whether account settings offer deposit or loss controls. Treat any limit as a maximum, not a target, and check how it works before relying on it.
- Keep essential funds separate and never borrow to gamble.
- Check when a limit change takes effect.
- Find out what the limit covers, such as deposits or losses.
- If sticking to a limit feels difficult, take a break and seek independent support.
Taking time out
Set time boundaries and take real breaks
- Step 1
Choose when to stop
Decide when your session will end before you start. Set a reminder away from the gambling site.
- Step 2
Make your break count
Close the site, silence gambling notifications and switch to a different activity.
- Step 3
Notice changes in your wellbeing
Pay attention to sleep, work, relationships and how often gambling occupies your thoughts.
- Step 4
Ask for support
If sessions regularly run longer than planned or stopping feels difficult, contact a support service.
Blocking access
Self-exclusion and blocking options
Self-exclusion can help you restrict access to gambling. Check what each option covers and how it works; one request may not block every service.
01Ask the gambling provider
Check the provider’s process, including how long exclusion lasts, which accounts it covers and the rules for reopening.
02GAMSTOP
GAMSTOP allows people in the United Kingdom to self-exclude from online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain. Check its terms and coverage directly.
03Consider other blocks
Ask your device or bank provider about available blocking tools and what they prevent.
Learn more about GAMSTOP and check its eligibility, coverage and registration terms.
Warning signs
Signs gambling may be causing harm
01
Trying to win losses back
Playing on after losing, raising stakes or struggling to stop can be warning signs.
02
Money worries
Borrowing, missed bills or mixing essential funds with gambling money are reasons to seek help.
03
Changes to everyday life
Poor sleep, secrecy, arguments or putting gambling before work and relationships may signal a problem.
If you recognise any of these signs, consider speaking to a support service. This information cannot assess or diagnose your situation. GamCare can help you consider what to do next.
Find support
Support services in the United Kingdom
GamCare
Call the free National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 for support with gambling concerns.
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GAMSTOP
For online gambling self-exclusion in Great Britain, check GAMSTOP’s terms and coverage.
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If someone else’s gambling is affecting you, you can seek support too. A service can help you consider boundaries and protect your wellbeing.
Choose your next step
Take one practical step now
Speak with a support service
Free support is available from GamCare through the National Gambling Helpline.
Call GamCare →Step away from gambling
Close gambling sites, silence related alerts and do something away from play. A support service can help you plan what to do next.
Find BeGambleAware support →Check GAMSTOP’s coverage
GAMSTOP covers eligible online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain. Check its terms before registering.
Visit GAMSTOP →Support is available for you
You can seek help if someone else’s gambling is affecting your wellbeing, relationships or finances.
Find support →Common questions
Bof casino responsible gambling questions
How do I contact Bof Casino about safer gambling?
Contact Bof Casino through LiveChat, the support channel listed on the site. For specialist gambling support, call GamCare’s National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.
Can I set Bof deposit limits?
The available information does not confirm which account controls Bof Casino offers. Check your account settings or ask LiveChat what is available, and do not assume a limit is active until it is confirmed.
Does GAMSTOP cover Bof Casino?
GAMSTOP covers eligible online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain. Check GAMSTOP’s current terms and the operator’s status directly; the available Bof Casino information does not confirm coverage.
Where can I get help if a family member gambles?
You can seek support for yourself as well. Call GamCare’s National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit BeGambleAware for information and support routes.
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Bof Casino and gambling risks
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Bof responsible gambling: set boundaries and take breaks
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The available Bof Casino information does not specify deposit-limit amounts or break settings. If account controls are offered, check their terms in your account, including when a change takes effect. You can also keep a record of your gambling and schedule time away from play.
Bof deposit limits and account controls
Bof deposit limits may help you manage spending, but the available information does not confirm that Bof Casino provides a particular limit tool. Check your account settings or contact LiveChat to ask which controls are available and how they work. Do not assume a limit is active until you see confirmation in your account.
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In the United Kingdom, GAMSTOP lets you self-exclude from eligible online gambling businesses licensed in Great Britain. Check its terms and coverage directly; it may not cover every gambling website. If you have self-excluded, do not open another account or look for another way to gamble.
Bof Casino support and free UK help
For questions about account controls, contact Bof Casino through LiveChat, the support channel listed on the site. LiveChat is not a substitute for specialist help if gambling is causing harm.
GamCare offers free support through the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. BeGambleAware provides information and routes to support. You can contact these organisations if you are concerned about someone else’s gambling too.
If you feel at immediate risk or are in crisis, contact emergency services. You could also speak with your GP or someone you trust, and ask your bank whether it offers gambling transaction blocks.
