Safe & Responsible Play

Our commitment

Skill On Net Limited (luckyvegas-casino.me.uk) regards gambling as a form of entertainment that should be enjoyed responsibly and within personal means. It is not a way to earn money or to recover losses.

Gambling is intended only for adults. Anyone under the legal age for gambling in their country of residence must not gamble, open an account at a gambling service or attempt to do so. Adults who share a device with young people should keep their account details private and consider using software that restricts access to gambling content.

We encourage every player to make informed choices, to set personal boundaries before playing and to seek support at the first sign of difficulty.

Problem signs

Gambling may be becoming a problem if one or more of the following apply:

You spend more money or more time on gambling than you intended or can afford.
You chase losses by gambling again in an attempt to win back money you have lost.
You borrow money, sell possessions or neglect bills and other financial obligations in order to gamble.
You feel restless, irritable or anxious when you try to cut down or stop.
You hide your gambling from family and friends, or lie about how much you gamble.
Gambling affects your work, studies, health or relationships, or you often think about it to the exclusion of other interests.

If you recognise any of these signs in yourself or in someone close to you, we recommend taking a break and seeking support as described below.

Self-ban options

Voluntary self-exclusion allows a player to be barred from gambling for a chosen period or indefinitely. Licensed casinos offer this tool, and national schemes provide wider protection.

Exclusion at a single casino: a player may ask the support team of a licensed casino to close their account and block access for a fixed period or indefinitely. During this time, the casino should not allow the player to open a new account or receive marketing messages.
National self-exclusion: GAMSTOP (gamstop.co.uk) is the national self-exclusion register. Registering with it blocks the player at all licensed operators at once, so there is no need to contact each casino separately.

Self-exclusion is a serious step. We advise players to consider it carefully and to choose a period that gives them enough time to rest from gambling. Players should not attempt to bypass an exclusion or open accounts elsewhere while it is in force.

Setting limits

Licensed casinos make a range of tools available so that players can stay in control of their gambling. These typically include:

Deposit limits: a cap on the amount a player can pay in over a day, a week or a month.
Loss limits: a cap on the amount a player can lose within a chosen period.
Time limits: a cap on the total time a player can spend gambling within a chosen period.
Session limits: a cap on the length of a single period of play, after which the session ends.
Reality checks: regular on-screen reminders showing how long a player has been playing.

We recommend setting these limits before you start to play and reviewing them regularly. Limits should be based on money you can comfortably afford to lose, never on money needed for rent, bills, food or other essentials.

Getting help

Anyone worried about their own gambling, or that of another person, can speak to trained advisers at:

GamCare - National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133 (gamcare.org.uk)

Anonymous self-help groups, where people share their experiences with others who have faced similar difficulties, can also be a valuable source of support. Talking to a trusted relative, friend or doctor is another important step.

If gambling is causing you distress, please stop playing and seek help as soon as you can.

Contact

Responsible gaming inquiries: [email protected]