At BoomBet we take safer gambling seriously. We are committed to keeping play controlled and to supporting players who want to set clear boundaries. Our goal is to make it straightforward for you to manage your activity, understand the tools available and access help if gambling becomes a concern.
We promote responsible play by encouraging informed choices, clear information and easy-to-use controls. We require age verification and identity checks where necessary to protect younger people and to meet standard safety practices. We apply fair account rules and will act promptly on reports of problem gambling or suspected abuse.
Players can choose from a range of controls to manage their account and play. These include setting limits, taking breaks and using self-exclusion where appropriate. We suggest combining tools to fit your personal needs and adjusting them as required.
You can set daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits to control how much you add to your account. Limits can usually be increased or decreased, but increases may require a cooling-off period to take effect.
Loss limits let you cap the amount you can lose over a set period. This helps keep wagering within your means and provides a clear financial boundary for play.
Session reminders and time-out options are available to help you monitor how long you play. You can choose regular reminders, automatic log-out or short account breaks to reduce continuous play.
If you need a stronger step, self-exclusion allows you to close or freeze your account for a set period or permanently. During self-exclusion we will restrict access and communications. If you would like to discuss which option suits you, contact Boom Bet support for guidance.
Watch for changes that might indicate a problem, such as chasing losses, playing for longer than intended, borrowing money to gamble, gambling when upset, or neglecting work and family. Early recognition helps you take action sooner.
If gambling is causing harm, you are not alone. Professional organisations that offer confidential advice and support include GamCare, GambleAware and local support groups. You can also consider speaking to a healthcare professional for further guidance. Please reach out to the appropriate support service in your area for tailored help.
