Responsible Gaming

Gambling should be viewed as a form of entertainment, not a means of generating income. Many people enjoy it as a leisure activity and can afford to lose certain amounts; for some, that is more difficult. To help you stay in control, keep these points in mind:

• ✓Gambling should be played in moderation and only as a form of entertainment.
• ✓Avoid chasing after what’s lost — there’s always another day.
• ✓Only gamble with amounts you can afford to lose.
• ✓Keep track of your gaming time and money spent.
• ✓If you want to take a break, contact our support team to temporarily deactivate your account.

If you feel the need to speak to someone about any matter related to gambling, please reach out to one of the support organisations below.

If you are concerned that gambling could negatively affect your life or the lives of loved ones, the following questions may help you assess the situation:

1. Does gambling negatively affect your work or school life?
2. Do you gamble only to pass the time or escape boredom?
3. Do you gamble alone for long periods?
4. Have others criticized you for gambling?
5. Have you lost interest in your family, friends, or hobbies because of gambling?
6. Have you lied to hide the money or time you spent gambling?
7. Have you ever stolen, borrowed, or incurred debt to gamble?
8. Do you avoid spending “gambling money” on other things?
9. Do you gamble until you lose all your money?
10. Do you feel the urge to win it back immediately after losing?
11. Do you feel helpless or lost when you run out of money?
12. Do arguments, stress, or disappointments drive you to gamble?
13. Does gambling make you feel depressed or lead to suicidal thoughts?

The more questions you answer “yes” to, the more likely it is that a problem exists. If this sounds familiar, take a break and reach out for support — early is easier.

You can take a break at any time. A time-out temporarily deactivates your account; a self-exclusion removes access for a longer fixed period, during which we will not send you marketing and cannot reopen the account until the period ends. To arrange either, contact our support team.

Free, confidential support is available through national gambling helplines and support charities, many offering 24/7 phone and chat lines. The accredited helpline for each licensed market is listed here at launch. You can also use our self-exclusion tools at any time.

It is illegal for anyone under 18 to open an account or play at Skorsky, and we take this responsibility very seriously. Age-verification checks are in place, and all winnings will be forfeited if it is determined that a minor has used the site.

Filtering software lets parents restrict internet access by category. To block access to gambling sites you can use tools such as Net Nanny or CyberPatrol.