Bons Responsible Gambling

Gambling should be a fun activity, not a way to earn money. Many players can gamble responsibly and only spend what they can afford, but others might find this difficult. To help clients stay in control of their gambling habits, consider the following tips:

• Gamble in moderation. Treat gambling as a source of fun, not a way to make income;
• Avoid chasing losses. There will always be another chance to play;
• Only gamble what can be lost. Ensure enough funds are available to cover potential losses;
• Track time and spending. Keep an eye on how much money is spent and the duration of gambling;
• Take breaks when needed. If gambling feels overwhelming, clients can contact Bons support to activate account blocking.

If gambling seems to negatively affect life, consider the following questions:

• Is gambling prioritized over other expenses?
• Do clients gamble until all funds are lost?
• Does gambling interfere with work or studies?
• Is gambling done to fill time or escape boredom?
• Are there long periods spent gambling alone?
• Have friends or family expressed worry about gambling habits?
• Has there been any dishonesty about gambling time or money spent?
• After losing, is there a need to win back what was lost?
• Does gambling lead to feelings of depression or suicidal thoughts?
• Has interest in relationships, hobbies, or activities declined because of gambling?

The more questions answered “yes,” the more likely there is a gambling issue. If that is the case, speaking with someone for support is essential. The following organizations can help.

For players looking for help with gambling issues, several organizations can assist. These resources help individuals find the right path to responsible gambling and recovery.

• GamCare: This is a leading authority for advice on the social impact of gambling. Non-UK residents can reach out to GamCare for international support details;
• Gamblers Anonymous: This fellowship aims to help individuals address their gambling problems;
• Gambling Therapy: This organization offers support and counseling for anyone affected by gambling.

Bons takes underage gambling seriously. It is illegal for anyone under 18 to open an account or gamble here. Age verification checks are conducted for all customers, with random checks for those using alternative payment methods. Any winnings from individuals under 18 will be forfeited, and these cases may be reported to authorities.

To help parents manage their children’s internet use, filtering solutions can be used. These tools allow parents to block access to certain websites, including gambling sites. If a computer is shared with minors or there has been a request for self-exclusion from gambling, consider using parental control options like Net Nanny or CyberPatrol.