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Parental control
If a minor shares your device, use the parental-control tools built into Windows, macOS, iOS and Android to block gambling sites, or install dedicated filters. Keep deposit methods out of browser autofill.
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Self-exclusion
If you need a full break, self-exclusion locks the account for a period you choose. During self-exclusion you cannot deposit, you cannot open a new account, and marketing stops arriving. The shortest option is 24 hours; the longest is permanent.
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Where to get help
National Council on Problem Gambling — 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537), 24/7, free and confidential. SAMHSA National Helpline — 1-800-662-4357, treatment referral in all 50 states. Gamblers Anonymous meetings in every US state via gamblersanonymous.org. All three lines are independent of Slots of Vegas and this site, do not require insurance, and do not keep records that can be used against you.
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Signs a session is going wrong
Chasing losses, hiding the balance from family, borrowing to deposit, losing sleep over play — these are the usual flags. If you recognise two or more of them in your own behaviour, stop playing, close the cashier, and read the sections below. Responsible gaming is not a slogan; it is the one habit that keeps a hobby a hobby.
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Limits and self-serve tools
Slots of Vegas's cashier has deposit, loss and session limits that you can set and lower at any time. Raising a limit always carries a cooling-off delay. Reality-check pop-ups and session-time counters are available on both the desktop site and the mobile app.