A safe, responsible, and enjoyable betting experience. Protect your financial and mental well-being.
Gamb believes betting should be a form of entertainment, not an addiction. We are deeply committed to the mental and financial well-being of every user.
Responsible gambling keeps you in control and in the driver's seat. Our full suite of tools — self-limits, support resources, and assistance — is designed to help you stay there.
Certainty: gamb provides a safe environment and robust player protection measures for all types of bettors.
Set a daily or weekly time limit for how long you play and stick to it.
Set a monthly gambling budget that is less than 5% of your income.
Know when to stop. Don't chase losses or keep playing in hopes of a bigger win.
Review your play history and spending regularly. It helps you stay aware and in control.
Take regular breaks from gambling. Step away for a few days or even weeks at a time.
If betting feels out of control, reach out for help. There is no shame in it — we are here.
Self-restriction is a powerful tool that helps you regain control over your gambling. gamb allows you to set several types of limits:
Set a limit on how much you can deposit daily, weekly, or monthly.
Set a maximum daily play time. Your account will be locked automatically once the limit is reached.
Set a limit on how much you can lose in a given period. Once the limit is reached, play stops automatically.
Set a maximum stake amount per bet that you are comfortable with.
If your gambling feels out of control, you can temporarily or permanently close your account. During this time:
Important: During self-exclusion, gamb will not invite you to play or send you any promotions.
You should review your gambling habits if you notice any of the following signs:
You are borrowing money to keep playing or struggling to pay your bills.
You are spending excessive time gambling or neglecting work and personal relationships.
You feel anxious, depressed, or irritable when you're not gambling.
You are gambling more or placing larger bets to chase your losses.
You are hiding your gambling from family and friends.
You have tried to stop but couldn't, or ended up playing more than you intended.
If any of these signs apply to you, it is time to seek help.
Gamb's experienced support team is available 24/7 to assist you. Reach out to us with any questions or concerns:
If you need more specialized support, the following organizations can help:
If a loved one is struggling, here is how you can support them:
Keep in mind: Gambling addiction is a serious condition, but it is treatable with the right help.
Knowledge: Responsible gambling protects your health and relationships. Small steps make a big difference.