Almabet Responsible Gaming Policy

Always remember: gambling is not a way to earn money and not a way to get rich quickly. Gambling is an entertainment, a game of chance. While it can be exciting, it also carries the risk of losing more time and money than you intended. In some cases, people develop a condition called gambling disorder, which is recognized by medical experts as a serious health issue. Signs of this may include:

• Thinking about gambling all the time, feeling the urge to gamble even when you are busy with a hobby you have previously found yourself enjoying;
• Feeling restless or irritable if you stop gambling, wanting to come back immediately;
• Chasing losses by betting more after losing, thinking that you could win your money back;
• Lying to friends and family about the growing problem of gambling disorder and hiding these new habits;
• Using gambling to escape worries or stress, as opposed to getting help from your loved ones or professionals.

Once you have realized that you are at risk of building a gambling addiction, you have already made a big step towards preventing it. After that, you can turn to the methods and tips for making sure it never grows into anything serious. To keep gambling enjoyable and under control, we suggest these easy-to-follow steps:

• Set Spending Limits. Decide in advance how much money you can afford to lose. Only deposit what fits your budget and never chase losses by adding more money;
• Choose Time Limits. Plan how long you’ll play before you start. Set an alarm or timer to remind you when your session is over. That way, gambling won’t take a larger part of your life than it’s comfortable for you;
• Avoid Emotional Betting. Don’t gamble when you feel upset, anxious, or overly tired. Don’t do gambling with alcohol, drugs, or strong prescription medicines, as it could increase the chance of losing control over how much you spend;
• Take Regular Breaks. Pause your play every hour or whenever you feel you can’t concentrate. Step away to stretch, have a snack, or clear your mind.

Sometimes, the best choice is to step away for a while. Whether you’re feeling that gambling is taking over your life or you simply want a break, Almabet offers a Self-Exclusion option. To You ask our support team to block your access to all Almabet services for a chosen period. Depending on the seriousness of the situation, you can pick any time from 6 months up to 5 years.
In order to do so, simply send an email letter to our support team at [email protected] with your request and the length of the exclusion period that you find suitable. We’ll set it up and confirm the details. During your chosen period, you will not be able to log in or open any new accounts on Almabet. This measure is final and is designed to protect you from relapsing.
Once your time is up, you can contact us to reactivate your account. Until then, stay focused on other interests and healthy activities.

According to the laws of most countries of the world, and our Terms and Conditions, gambling is strictly allowed only for adults aged 18 and over. Minors are especially susceptible to getting a gambling disorder, so they must be kept away from all types of gambling at all times. To help keep young people safe, Almabet has a couple of mechanisms and tips:

• Age Verification. We check every user’s identification to verify it and make sure that the one creating an account is an adult and not a minor;
• Secure Your Account. Keep your login information private and don’t share it with anyone. Don’t let children or teens near your device while you’re logged in;
• Parental Controls. Use internet filters or blocking software to prevent minors from accessing gambling websites and apps. We recommend the following list of filters at https://famisafe.wondershare.com/internet-filter/best-internet-filters.html.

We’re here to help you at every step. If you ever feel concerned about your gambling or have any other questions regarding addiction, our team is just an email away at [email protected]. It’s free of charge, fully confidential, quick, and simple. Also, check out other resources to consult when at risk of gambling disorder:

• Self-Assessment Test. Visit a trusted online quiz to see if you might have a gambling problem. It takes just a few minutes and can give you a better idea of where you stand. We recommend a self-assessment test at https://www.begambleaware.org/gambling-problems/do-i-have-a-gambling-problem/;
• Educational Materials. Read up on how gambling works, the odds behind different games, and tips on staying in control. Knowledge is your best defense against harm. For a start, try the recommended materials at https://www.begambleaware.org/safer-gambling/;
• Professional Help. If you think you need more than advice, consider reaching out to a counselor or a support group specializing in gambling issues. They can offer one-on-one guidance.