Account control

Put spending caps on your Spinit Casino account

Play only from 18+, knowing that deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion sit in every Spinit Casino account.

Set a deposit limit

Licensed in AnjouanRegulated under license ALSI-802994, issued by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority

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When you want clarity in a hurry

After this table you will know the age rule, the licence, the register and where to call.

Minimum age18+

Licence and regulatorAnjouan Offshore Finance Authority, ALSI-802994

National registerBetStop

Helpline number1800 858 858

Limit questions[email protected]

Built in

Which limits can you switch on yourself?

Nobody needs to ring support to switch these on, and no loss has to happen first.

Cap your deposits

Decide what play may take from your budget, then switch the cap on before your first deposit rather than after a loss.

Loss ceiling

Set the point where a session ends in money terms, so a rough run cannot quietly eat the rest of your budget.

Nudge before, not after

A gentle nudge arrives after a stretch of play, so you can close the tab while you are still deciding, not after the hours slip past.

When play stops being fun

Take a short break when tension builds or play stops feeling like fun; the pause holds your account shut for the window you choose.

Need a longer break?

Close the door for longer when a break is not enough; self-exclusion locks your account and keeps marketing away from you until the term ends.

Your first limit

Planned before play, not during

Useful the first time you want a firm spending limit, and again whenever your budget shifts.

Open the limits section

Open your profile from the top menu, then find the limits section; check you are in your own account, not a shared one.

Which limit fits you?

Choose deposit or loss limits, or both, depending on what worries you more; each line guards a different part of your budget.

Length of the limit

Pick how long the cap should run; a limit matched to your pay cycle holds longer than one you renew by memory.

Save, then reload

Save the setting, then reload the account page and check the figure you chose appears; seeing it there confirms the cap is live.

Is a pause different from self-exclusion?

Just a few quiet days. Choose a cooling-off period from your account and play pauses for hours or days while the rest of the account stays as it is. It starts the moment you set it in the casino account, and you need nothing from us to begin.

You need a long stop. Self-exclusion closes access to your account for a long stretch, and it cannot be undone early. You switch it on in the casino account yourself, and during that time you cannot deposit, play or reopen the account — it is built to hold.

What is BetStop? BetStop is the national self-exclusion register, run by the Australian Government through ACMA, and a registration lasts at least three months, up to a lifetime. Apply online at betstop.gov.au in about five minutes, and a support person can be nominated to help. betstop.gov.au

Free support nearby

When you want to speak to someone

This block settles who you can call in Australia, for free, at any hour.

National Gambling Helpline

Counsellors answer around the clock, every day of the year, for players and for the people close to them. The conversation is confidential and free, with online chat and email counselling, self-help tools and a directory of local services. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au

Gamblers Anonymous Australia

Meetings across Australia bring together people who gamble and want peer support from others in the same position. Relatives are welcome too, and no referral or booking is needed before you go along. gaaustralia.org.au

National Debt Helpline

Financial counsellors give free advice on gambling debt and how to deal with it, answering on weekdays between 9:30 and 16:30. People worried about a relative's debts can call as well. ndh.org.au

When the evening stops feeling like play

Catching these habits early is easier than unpicking them later, so treat them as plain signals rather than a verdict. A limit or a pause set in your account is the simplest first step, and you can take it today.

Look down this list and see whether any line sounds like your own week.

Playing longer than you planned to
Spending money set aside for bills
Chasing a loss with another deposit
Hiding your play from people close to you
Feeling flat when you are not playing
Borrowing to keep playing
Telling yourself you will stop soon

Backing for a break

Need a break from playing for a while?

Read this when you are weighing a break, a cap or a permanent exit from your account.

If I take a short cooling-off, what changes in my account?+

A cooling-off period locks you out of play for the stretch you choose, while your balance and history stay where they are. Once that stretch ends, the account opens for play again on its own. Nothing is deducted and nothing is lost.

Can I end my self-exclusion before the period runs out?+

No. A self-exclusion lasts for the whole period you picked and cannot be cut short, so decide on a realistic length before you confirm it. Treat the end date as fixed rather than something to renegotiate.

Where do I go to change a limit after I have set it?+

Head back to the same limits section of your account, where every cap you have set is listed. Adjustments happen there rather than through chat, and the section remembers the values you already chose.

How do I close the account for good?+

Send a closure request to [email protected] from your registered email address, and support will handle it from there. A permanent closure differs from a pause, so use it when you want the door shut, not just rested.

Can I set my limits from my phone?+

Yes. The mobile version of the site carries the same account section, so limits can be arranged on a handset in the same way as on a desktop. Whatever you set on the phone applies to every device you use.