Responsible Gaming of MostBet

To keep your mental health and your cash flowing, we recommend following 5 basic principles. They will help you keep things under control.

1. Play for emotions. Gambling is primarily a way of having fun and getting pleasant emotions. You should not try to earn money by betting or playing in a casino.
2. Play consciously. Do not take gambling to heart — gambling is just a hobby. Don’t forget about other aspects of your life and loved ones.
3. Set limits. At Mostbet you can set limits on the time you spend online as well as limits on the money you spend. This will help you avoid financial difficulties and avoid addiction.
4. Know your limits. Analyse your condition and your gambling addiction every time you visit Mostbet. If you start to realise that you are developing an unhealthy interest in casino or betting, stop further use of the services or use the self-exclusion feature.
5. Be informed. Every game and bet has its own risks that can pay off. Losing is an inherent part of gambling. Familiarise yourself with risk management rules and mental health materials.

To realise that your experience with gambling is out of the normal range, we recommend answering a series of questions. If you answer “Yes” most of the time, then you should reconsider your attitude to gambling.

• Do you enjoy gambling?
• Do you often think about gambling even when you are not gambling?
• Do you feel the need to increase your bets to get the same feeling?
• Have you tried to cut down or stop gambling but failed?
• Do you gamble to avoid problems or relieve stress?
• Do you often borrow money or take out loans to gamble?
• Have you ever had to hide your gambling from friends or family?
• Do you feel guilty or ashamed about your gambling?
• Have you lost interest in other leisure activities or hobbies because of your gambling?
• Have you ever used gambling as a way to make money to solve financial problems?
• Do you experience severe anxiety or irritation when you cannot gamble?
• Do you continue to gamble even when you know it is causing financial loss or relationship problems?

We provide a number of tools to help you control your gaming activity:

• Deposit Limits: Set a maximum amount to deposit for a specific period of time;
• Betting Limits: Define a maximum amount for each individual sports bet or casino game;
• Time Limits: Set a limit on screen time so you know when to pause gambling;
• Self-exclusion: Use this option to delete your account with no possibility of recovery in case you suspect an addiction is developing.

If you or someone close to you is experiencing gambling addiction and other negative consequences of gambling, it is important to get professional help. We can offer you a list of organisations that you can contact regarding gambling problems:

• GamCare is a leading charity offering support, advice and counselling for people with gambling problems. You can get help by calling +44 808 8020 133 or visit their website at www.gamcare.org.uk;
• Gambling Therapy provides an international telephone counselling service and organises forums for addicted gamblers. Here you can discuss your difficulties with others in the community. Find out more at www.gamblingtherapy.org;
• Gamblers Anonymous is a global community of men and women who have come together to overcome their gambling problems and help other gamblers suffering from compulsive behaviour. For more information, visit www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk;
• BeGambleAware® is run by the Responsible Gambling Trust, an independent charity known as GambleAware. Their website www.begambleaware.org provides resources and information about safe gambling.
  GamBlock offers services for people with gambling addictions by blocking access to gambling sites. For more information, visit www.gamblock.com.