1. Start with a fixed plan
Decide your maximum spend and stopping time before opening a game or bet slip. Use only money that remains after essential costs and savings. A gambling budget is the maximum you can afford to lose, not a target to spend.
- Never borrow money to gamble.
- Do not increase stakes to recover a loss.
- Avoid gambling when upset, under pressure or affected by alcohol.
- Take regular breaks and keep other activities in your routine.
2. Understand the risk
Casino outcomes are based on game rules and chance. Previous results do not make a future result due. Sports knowledge can inform a selection but cannot remove uncertainty, and an accumulator becomes harder to win as more selections are added. Bonuses do not remove the risk of losing deposited funds.
3. Limits and account tools
Where available in the player account, use deposit limits, spending limits, session reminders or other controls before they become necessary. A cooling-off period creates a temporary break. Self-exclusion is a stronger measure intended for anyone who needs gambling access to stop for a defined or permanent period.
Availability and operation of each tool must be confirmed directly in the relevant account or with the operator's support service.
4. Warning signs
Consider stepping away and seeking support if gambling is taking more time or money than planned, losses are being chased, activity is hidden from other people, essential spending is affected, or gambling is being used to escape stress. Repeatedly breaking your own limits is itself a reason to use stronger controls.
5. What to do when play no longer feels controlled
- Stop the current session and do not make another deposit.
- Use a cooling-off or self-exclusion option where available.
- Ask your bank whether gambling transaction controls are available.
- Remove saved payment methods and promotional notifications.
- Speak honestly with someone you trust and seek independent support.
6. Protecting minors
Kong Casino content is for adults aged 18 or over. Keep account credentials and payment details private, do not leave a logged-in device unattended and consider device-level filtering tools where children may use the same phone, tablet or computer.
7. Responsible sports betting
Check the market, event, stake and accepted odds before confirmation. Do not place repeated live bets simply because the event is moving quickly. Settle on a planned number of bets and avoid treating cash-out, enhanced odds or accumulators as guaranteed protection against loss.
8. Independent help
If gambling is causing financial, emotional or relationship harm, seek confidential assistance from an appropriate independent support organisation in your country. In an immediate mental-health or safety emergency, contact local emergency services. Website information is not a substitute for professional care.
9. Our content standard
This website does not describe gambling as income, guarantee results or encourage chasing losses. Promotional information is accompanied by the conditions that materially affect it, and responsible gambling information remains accessible from every page through the footer.