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Responsible Gaming

A few simple habits keep betting enjoyable and under control.

Part 01

Betting is for adults

Only adults may bet: you must be at least 18, or older if the law in your country says so. Greenbet can check your age at any moment through ID documents, a photo of you holding your ID or a phone call. Accounts opened by minors are closed and winnings are not paid.

Part 02

Keep it fun: your personal rules

  1. Set a weekly betting budget and treat it as spent money.
  2. Keep betting money apart from rent, food, school fees and savings.
  3. Decide how long you will play before you open the app.
  4. Never try to win back losses with bigger bets.
  5. Do not borrow money or use loans to bet.
  6. Stop when you feel tired, angry or after drinking.
Part 03

Signs it is time for a break

  • You think about betting most of the day.
  • You spend more than you planned, again and again.
  • You lie to family or friends about how much you bet.
  • You borrow, sell things or skip bills to keep playing.
  • Losing makes you feel you must play again straight away.

If two or more of these sound familiar, pause for a while and talk to someone you trust.

Part 04

Bonuses without pressure

Bonus money always comes with conditions. At Greenbet the sports bonus is wagered x5 in accumulators and casino bonuses x35 within 7 days. Never raise your stakes just to finish wagering in time. If you prefer simple play, choose Reject bonuses when you register.

Part 05

Pausing or closing your account

To take a pause or close your account, write to Greenbet support at [email protected]. For questions about an account that has been blocked, use [email protected].

Part 06

Free help and advice

  • Gambling Therapy — free online support and chat: gamblingtherapy.org
  • Gamblers Anonymous — peer support meetings: gamblersanonymous.org
  • GamCare — information and self-help tools: gamcare.org.uk
  • Health professionals — a doctor or counsellor near you can help and refer you further.

In an emergency, or if you feel unsafe, contact local emergency services straight away.

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