STAY IN CONTROL, RESPONSIBLE PLAY AT LUCKYBOOM
At LuckyBoom, gambling is for entertainment only. It should not be seen as a source of income, a solution to money problems or a way to deal with stress. We offer account controls and links to professional support to help you keep play under control.
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- check_circle Deposit Limit to help manage your budget.
- check_circle Time-Out and reminders during play.
- check_circle Self-exclusion: Block access to your account.
Need to talk or want confidential advice?
Contact your national gambling helpline for support, or use a confidential chat service if available in your country.
YOUR PLAY LIMITS AND CONTROL TOOLS
Set your limits before you play. Lower limits usually apply right away. Higher limits may take time to process.
Deposit Limit
Choose how much you can deposit in a day, week or month. This helps you keep your gambling budget under control.
Loss Limit
Set a maximum net loss for a chosen period. When the limit is reached, further play may be restricted.
Session Time and Reminder
Get a reminder after a set time with details about your session and the option to stop or take a break.
Temporary Break, Time-Out
Take a break from the casino for a set period. During a time-out, you cannot log in, receive offers or place bets.
Self-Exclusion
Account self-exclusionWant to stop gambling for a longer period or close your account? You can request self-exclusion. Once active, access to your LuckyBoom account is blocked for the selected period.
SELF-TEST, HOW HEALTHY IS YOUR GAMBLING?
Take a moment to reflect on your gambling habits. This checklist can help you spot warning signs early.
Do you play longer than you planned?
Do you often lose track of time once you start playing, even when you have other plans?
Do you try to win back losses right away?
Do you raise your stakes after losses to try to recover money you lost?
Do you use money meant for essentials?
Are rent, bills, groceries or savings affected by your gambling spend?
Does gambling affect your work, studies or relationships?
Do arguments about money, hidden losses or lower performance happen because of gambling?
If you recognise one or more of these signs, consider lowering your limits now or contacting professional support.
SUPPORT ORGANISATIONS
If gambling no longer feels like entertainment, independent support services can help with free and confidential guidance.
National gambling helpline
An independent support service for people with questions or problems related to gambling.
Support groups
Peer support groups can help both players and people close to them.
Open support resources
Reliable information, self-help tools and referral to treatment services may be available in your country.
STRICT 18+ POLICY AND MINOR PROTECTION
LuckyBoom has a zero-tolerance policy on underage gambling. Gambling under 18 is not allowed.
Verification is required before the first withdrawal. Accounts found to be underage will be closed.
If you share a device with minors, we recommend parental control or web filter software. Net Nanny or CYBERsitter to block gambling sites on an ongoing basis.
With tools like Gamban or BetFilter you can install software on your mobile, tablet and PC to block access to gambling sites.
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Gambling should stay a form of entertainment. At LuckyBoom, you can take steps to keep control of your play, take a break when needed, and get support if gambling stops feeling manageable.
Stay in control
Set a budget before you play and stick to it. Only use money you can afford to lose, and do not treat gambling as a way to make income or solve money problems.
It also helps to set a time limit for each session. Regular breaks can make it easier to keep decisions clear and avoid chasing losses.
Use limits on your account
Limits can help you keep your gambling within the level you choose. You can use them to reduce spending, lower playing time or restrict access for a period.
Choose limits that fit your situation now, not your best-case plan. Lower limits are usually the safest option if you are trying to regain control.
- +Deposit limits cap how much you can add to your account.
- +Session or time limits help you manage how long you stay logged in or play.
- +Loss limits can help restrict how much you are prepared to lose in a set period.
Take a time-out or self-exclude
If you need space from gambling, a short time-out can stop access for a limited period. This can be useful if you want a cooling-off break without closing gambling out for the long term.
If gambling is becoming harmful, self-exclusion is the stronger option. It blocks access to your account for a longer period and should be used when a short pause is not enough.
