Playing Responsibly at OxiBet

Keeping play under control

It is useful to decide on your limits before you start rather than while you are already playing. A few simple habits can make it easier to keep gambling separate from everyday finances and responsibilities.

• Play for entertainment rather than as a way to earn money.
• Do not increase your spending to recover previous losses.
• Set a spending limit before starting a session.
• Choose how much time you want to spend playing.
• Only use money you can afford to lose.
• Take regular breaks and step away when you need to.
• Keep gambling separate from work and personal responsibilities.
• Review your activity if you find yourself exceeding your own limits.

Signs worth paying attention to

Changes in gambling habits are not always obvious. The questions below can help you look at your activity more objectively.

• Has gambling started to affect your work or normal routine?
• Has it caused repeated disagreements with family or friends?
• Do you often return to gambling mainly to recover money you lost?
• Have you borrowed money so that you could continue gambling?
• Do you rely on gambling as a possible source of regular income?
• Do you find it difficult to stop at the limits you set for yourself?

If several of these situations feel familiar, taking a break or asking for additional support may be a sensible next step.

Taking time away from gambling

If you want a longer break, you can ask the OxiBet Customer Support team to apply self-exclusion to your account. Once activated, access to the account is restricted for a minimum period of 6 months, and promotional communications are stopped during that period.

A 7-day cooling-off period is also available for players who want a shorter break. Customer Support can assist with either option.

If you hold accounts with other gambling operators, it can also be useful to request similar restrictions there rather than limiting access to only one account.

Age requirements

OxiBet is not intended for minors. Players must meet the legal gambling age that applies where they live and play, and in all cases must be at least 18 years old. Age and identity checks may be required as part of account verification.

Helping prevent access by minors

Parents and guardians can reduce the risk of children accessing gambling services by taking a few practical precautions with shared devices and payment information.

• Protect computers, phones and tablets with a password or device lock.
• Do not leave a device unattended while a gambling account is signed in.
• Keep payment cards and account information out of children’s reach.
• Avoid saving account passwords on shared devices.
• Store written passwords somewhere private and secure.
• Consider parental-control or filtering software on devices used by children.