Responsible Gaming

At 1xBets we believe gaming should always be fun and enjoyable. But we understand that sometimes it can become a problem. We are committed to helping our players play responsibly and to supporting anyone who needs help.

If you need assistance or have any concerns, please contact our support team through Live Chat at any time. We can help you take a break or close your account.

Tips for Responsible Gaming

Gambling should be strictly for entertainment. Here are some tips to help you gamble responsibly:

Don't see gambling as a way to make money.
Always bet with money you can afford to lose.
Never chase losses.
Set a money and time limit before you start.
Don't play if you are depressed or upset.
Balance gambling with other activities.
Avoid combining gambling with alcohol.

Warning Signs of Gambling Problems

Be aware of the following signs that may indicate a gambling problem:

Constantly thinking or talking about gambling.
Spending more time or money on gambling than you can afford.
Finding it hard to control, stop or reduce gambling.
Gambling more to make up for losses or to get out of financial trouble.
Borrowing money or selling possessions to fund gambling.
Debt, unpaid bills or other money problems caused by gambling.
Needing to bet larger amounts to feel excitement.
Gambling to escape problems or relieve negative feelings.
Arguing with family or friends about money and gambling, or hiding it from them.
Neglecting work, family or home responsibilities because of gambling.

Take a Break

If you want to stop playing for a while, contact Live Chat and ask for a cooling-off period or self-exclusion. We will close your account for the time you choose.

Get Some Help

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, seek help straight away. These organisations offer free, confidential support:

Gambling Therapy (online support in many languages)
Gamblers Anonymous

Protecting Minors

1xBets is strictly for players aged 18 and over. Keep your login details private, don't leave your account open on shared devices, and use parental-control software if children use your phone or computer.