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Setting personalized limits is a proactive way to manage your play and stay within your budget. OneCasino gives you the option of setting limits through our site. That way, you can be certain not to lose more than you intended.


DEPOSIT LIMIT

  • Purpose: Control how much you deposit.

  • Effect: Once you reach your limit, further deposits are blocked until the next period.


LOSS LIMIT

  • Purpose: Cap the amount you can lose (total wagers minus winnings).

  • Effect: Once limit is reached, new bets are blocked until the limit resets.

Please be aware that all limits are applied according to the UTC time zone.


WAGER LIMIT

  • Purpose: Limit the amount of money that you can bet in the games within a certain period of time.

  • Effect: Once limit is reached, it is no longer possible to make bets in the game until the time-frame has ended.



SELF EXCLUSION

If you need a break from gambling, self-exclusion will close your account for a chosen time period. After this period, you can access your account. Remember to self-exclude from any other platforms you use as well.

  • The available exclusion are: 24 Hours, 7 days, 30 days, 3 Months, 6 Months and indefinitely.


FAQ

Where can I set a limit?
To set a limit just go to ‘Limits' at ‘Account'.


​​I set myself a limit; can I increase it?
You can, but to make sure you won’t regret it, there’s a 7 day wait before the new limit takes effect.

I excluded myself from your website, but I want to start playing again before the self-exclusion period ends. Can I remove the self-exclusion?
No, you can’t remove your self-exclusion. You’ll only be able to log in again when the self-exclusion period has passed.

I’d like to block my account permanently.
If you want your account to be blocked permanently, please contact our customer service team.

How can I find out how much money I have deposited in total?
You can see a full deposit history for your account at ‘History’ in your finance page.

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