Set your own pace at Oliver Casino before you play
Play only from 18, and every Oliver Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion options and reality checks.
Your first look at the safeguards
Steady habits are the house style here, and these five lines sit behind every account.
Tools that hold the line you drew
This block settles which controls sit inside your account and what each one is for.
A cap before the first top-up
A ceiling on what you put in stops the top-up you would regret. Switch it on the moment you open the account, before the first deposit.
Losses capped, not chased
This one counts what goes out, not what goes in, and halts play at a figure you chose. Set it while you are calm, so a rough night ends itself.
When the hours slip by
A quiet note appears after a stretch of play, telling you how long you have been there. Turn it on when sessions tend to run past what you planned.
Time away you do not undo
These close your account to play for a stretch you pick, and it stays shut for that spell. Choose one when a break needs to be firmer than a pause.
Your play in plain numbers
A summary of time and money appears at intervals you set, breaking the spell of the screen. Switch it on if the reel keeps pulling you further than intended.
A limit in place before the next hand
The account menu
Open the profile area from the account menu and look for the section holding limits and controls. Everything sits together there.
Choosing the right cap
Pick whether you are capping deposits or losses, then read the description beside each one before choosing. They behave differently.
Before the clock restarts
Choose how long the figure should hold, since a short span and a long one suit different habits. Read the span back to yourself once.
After the change lands
Confirm the change and check the figure shown on your account summary. If the number looks wrong, open the section again and read it.
When the play stops being the fun part
By the time a bad night is obvious, the money has already gone. Catching the signs early keeps a hobby a hobby, and a limit or a short pause set in your account is the first step, not the last.
Signs worth naming
Any of these sounds familiar, the easiest move is a limit set before you next play.
- You play past the time you planned
- Chasing a loss feels like the plan
- Money set aside for bills goes in
- You check your balance and feel sick
- You keep it from the people closest to you
- Play stops feeling like a choice
- You are restless on the days you skip
When you want to talk to someone
Oliver Casino keeps its own house in order, and we would rather you used these than played on.
National Gambling Helpline
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
National Debt Helpline
Choose how long your break lasts
Hours off, not months
A time-out closes your play for hours or days from inside your account, so a rough evening does not need to become a decision about the rest of your year. Start it from your account settings; play resumes on its own when the period ends.
When you need it shut
Longer self-exclusion shuts your access for a stretch measured in months, and it cannot be undone early. You set it in your casino account, and messages about play stop arriving while it runs.
BetStop
BetStop is the national register, run by the Australian Government through ACMA. You register there in a few minutes and choose at least three months, up to lifetime; the term cannot be shortened, and early cancellation needs at least three months plus a statutory declaration that you have seen a counsellor or GP. betstop.gov.au