Tools built into your account

Keep play a pastime at Jackbit Casino

Only players aged 18 or over may play, and deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion come with every Jackbit Casino account.

Set a limit

UK licensed since 2008License 69632-1476-R-163483, UK Gambling Commission

Guardrails in place

Check the essentials before you play

Reading this leaves you with the key protections of a Jackbit Casino account in one place.

Minimum age18+

Regulator and licenceUK Gambling Commission, 69632-1476-R-163483

National registerGAMSTOP

National Gambling Helpline0808 8020 133

Limits and exclusion help[email protected]

Room to slow down

Limit and control tools in the account

This block shows which controls sit in your Jackbit Casino account and what each one does.

What stops the next deposit?

A deposit limit caps how much you can put in over a chosen span, so switch it on while you are calm and before play, not after a difficult session.

A fixed ceiling on a sitting

A loss limit sets the point where a session ends, which suits players who want a fixed ceiling on what a single sitting can take.

Session time reminders

Session time reminders nudge you at intervals you choose, useful if an evening tends to stretch past the time you had planned to give it.

Cooling-off periods

A cooling-off period pauses your play for a while and leaves the account open, so pick it when you want a break without closing anything down.

Choose the firm stop

Self-exclusion shuts you out of play for a set stretch and is the right choice when you want a firm stop rather than a shorter rest.

Limits before play

Set your first limit today

Most players worry a limit takes ages to arrange; four short steps in your account settle it.

Signed in and looking around

Sign in with your email address and password, then open the settings area of your profile rather than a game, so nothing distracts you mid-way.

See what is already on

Find the limits section, where the deposit, loss and time controls sit together, and note which of them your account already has switched on.

Which limit fits you?

Choose the type that matches your worry: money going in, money lost in a sitting, or hours slipping by without you noticing.

A limit you can see

Save your choice, then reopen the section to confirm the figure appears against your account; if it does not, ask support before you deposit again.

Support when you need it

Reach out to a free helpline or a peer meeting

You will know which free service to contact tonight and what each one does for you or your family.

National Gambling Helpline (GamCare)

Trained advisers answer every hour of every day, without charge and in confidence, offering advice for anyone affected by gambling and pointing people towards local support. 0808 8020 133 gamcare.org.uk

Gamblers Anonymous

Peer-led meetings run across the country without booking or cost, open to players and to relatives and friends, so nobody has to explain the problem alone. gamblersanonymous.org.uk

How long do you want to be away?

Set a time-out now. A time-out suits a break measured in hours or days. Choose it in the limits section of your account, confirm the period, and the account stays locked for that stretch, so the decision is made once rather than every evening.

A long farewell to play. Self-exclusion closes your access for a long period and cannot be undone early. Start it in your account and play stops for the whole term, which suits a break you already know you would otherwise shorten.

The national scheme. GAMSTOP is the national online self-exclusion scheme, run by The National Online Self Exclusion Scheme Limited. Registration happens online for residents, choices run from 6 months up to 5 years with auto-renewal, and taking effect can take up to 24 hours. gamstop.co.uk

Watching out for someone younger at home

Show your age once. Nothing opens without proof that a player is 18+, and identity documents are reviewed again before the first withdrawal. Anyone younger stays out, and the family should know that this check is enforced, not decorative.

A calmer shared device. Software that blocks gambling sites can be installed on the shared computer, tablet or phone at home, and it asks for a password somebody else controls. Choose one your family member does not know, so the block is not switched off in a quiet moment.

From blame to a first call. Talk about money and time without blame, and remember that shame closes doors rather than opening them. The National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) on 0808 8020 133 advises relatives free of charge, at any hour, and the conversation you start may be the one that helps.

Check these against your own week

Noticing the shift early leaves room to act while the choice is still yours, and a limit set before play or a pause is the simplest first step.

Read these against the last few weeks and let an honest answer guide you.

Chasing a loss with a bigger deposit
Hiding your play from people close to you
Spending money meant for bills
Playing longer than you meant to
Feeling restless on days without play
Borrowing to keep the account topped up
Promising yourself a stop you then delay

Six answers, plainly put

Settle these six points before you play

Clear replies, written the way we would explain them to a player at the table.

What does a short pause change in my account?+

A cooling-off period locks your account for the stretch you choose, so you cannot deposit or play here until it runs out. Play becomes possible again once that period has passed. Unlike self-exclusion, it does not block anything beyond this casino, and the account itself stays open and waiting for you.

Can I end a self-exclusion before the period ends?+

No. Once you set a self-exclusion, it stays for the whole period you picked, and we cannot shorten it or lift it early, even if you ask us to in a message or on a call. That firmness is deliberate: it makes the decision one you make once, in a calm moment, rather than one you can talk yourself out of.

Why does Jackbit ask for my age before I play?+

Because gambling here is only open to people aged 18 or over, checked before anything opens. Age verification happens as part of the checks your account goes through, and any account that does not meet that line cannot be used. The rule protects younger people, and it applies to every player without exception.

How do I help a relative who plays too much?+

The National Gambling Helpline run by GamCare answers calls from relatives as well as players, around the clock and free of charge, and its advisers can point your household towards local support. Calling yourself, without your relative's agreement, is a perfectly reasonable first step. Gamblers Anonymous also holds meetings that family and friends can attend.

Does self-exclusion here cover other casinos as well?+

Not on its own. A self-exclusion set in your Jackbit Casino account applies to this casino only, so other sites would stay open to you. GAMSTOP is the national scheme that covers online operators across the United Kingdom; joining it there is what broadens the block.

How do I change a limit I set earlier?+

You go back to the same limits section of your account and choose a new figure for the same limit type. Nothing needs explaining to anyone and no message has to be written. If you would rather not do it alone, live chat or the phone line can walk you through it.