Before you press play

Play for the evening, not for the rent: responsible gambling at Beonbet Casino

You must be 18 or older to play, and every Beonbet Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, reality checks and self-exclusion options.

18+
The moment before you deposit

What should I know first?

Keep this short list open the moment you sign up, so the key numbers and services are in front of you.

Item
Detail
Minimum age
18+
Licence
ALSI-165588, Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority
National register
BetStop
National Gambling Helpline
1800 858 858
Limit questions
Five tools

Limits, reminders and a way out

By the end of these cards you will know which control fits the moment you are in.

A fixed top-up ceiling

A cap on what reaches your account from your card or wallet, set before you start rather than after a bad night.

A floor you choose

Sets the total you are willing to lose in a period, so a bad run has a floor you chose in advance.

How long have I been here?

A quiet prompt that tells you how long you have been playing, useful when an evening slips past your plans.

The point of stepping back

Closes your access to play for a period you pick, for the point when you want distance rather than a tighter budget.

Set your reminders

A pop-up showing time and play at intervals you choose, keeping the evening in view while you play.

Two minutes of setup

The evening you take control of the spend

01

Your profile, then limits

Sign in, open your profile and find the limits area, then look for the section labelled limits and controls.

02

Pick your tool

Choose deposit limits or loss limits, whichever matches the worry you came in with today.

03

Amount and period

Set the amount and the period it covers, checking the figures against what you can comfortably spend.

04

Read the confirmation

Save, then read the confirmation screen to be sure the new figures appear as you intended.

Three free services

Help that costs nothing and stays private

For the hour you admit the playing has grown bigger than you wanted it to be.

National Gambling Helpline

A free line for anyone worried about their own betting or someone else's, answered every hour of every day, with online chat and email counselling and a directory of local services. Conversations stay confidential. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au

Gamblers Anonymous Australia

Peer meetings across the country where people who gamble sit with others who understand the pull, in person or online, and relatives are welcome to come along to the sessions that suit them. gaaustralia.org.au

National Debt Helpline

Free financial counselling for gambling debt, available on weekdays during business hours, giving you a plan for what you owe and someone to speak to creditors with you rather than for you. ndh.org.au
Honest self-check

Signs that play has stopped being fun

By the time a limit feels necessary, the pattern has usually been there a while. Catching it early is easier than catching it late, and the first step is small: a deposit limit, a session reminder, or a break of a few days. Nothing about this is a verdict on you.

Notice any of these?

Look at the past few weeks honestly and see whether any of these fit.

  • Spending money set aside for bills
  • Playing longer than you planned
  • Chasing what you lost the night before
  • Keeping your play from family
  • Borrowing to keep going
  • Feeling flat when you are not playing
  • Saying you will stop, then not stopping
At the family table

Is 18 the line you hold at home?

What age do you allow?

Nobody under 18 may hold an account here, and every new profile passes an age check before it plays. Identity documents are then requested before the first withdrawal leaves the account.

A shared phone late at night

Once a teenager shares the home wifi, a filter on the router or the device can hide gambling sites without naming any single product. Blocks set at device level stay in place even when the browser history is cleared.

The conversation you keep putting off

On a quiet evening, sit down and say what you have noticed rather than what you suspect. The National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 advises relatives too, day or night, at no cost.

Pause and stop

A day off, or months away: pick your distance

Shall I step away just for tonight?

This is a short break you switch on inside your Beonbet Casino account, lasting from a few hours to a few days. Choosing it takes a moment in your settings. While it runs you cannot deposit or play, and your balance and account stay exactly as they were.

Is it time to close the door for good?

Here it means closing your own access for a long stretch, and it cannot be lifted early, so pick a length you are sure of. You start it from your account settings in a few clicks, and marketing messages stop alongside play until the period ends.

Who else needs to know I have stopped?

BetStop is run by the Australian Government through ACMA and bars you from licensed online and phone wagering providers, with a minimum of three months. Joining takes about five minutes online and a support person can be nominated to help you through it. betstop.gov.au

Limits and pauses

Limits, pauses and the register

Why does Beonbet Casino ask for my age?
Gambling here is open to adults of 18 and over only. A young person who signs up with someone else's details would be caught at the identity stage, and the account would not proceed.
Can I set deposit limits on my phone?
Yes. The limits section sits inside your account and behaves the same on a phone as on a computer. You choose a deposit or loss ceiling, pick the period it covers and confirm it there.
Can I end a self-exclusion early?
No. Once you have chosen a self-exclusion period in your account, it runs for the whole of that period. Pick a span you can live with, because the decision is not reversible part way through.
How do I change a limit I set earlier?
You go back to the same limits section of your account, where your current ceiling is displayed. Adjust it there and save the new figure, then check the confirmation that appears on screen.
Who can help if a relative gambles too much?
The National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 also advises relatives and friends, around the clock and free of charge. Its counsellors explain your options and point you to local services.