Gambloria Odpowiedzialna Gra

At Gambloria, we are committed to supporting responsible gambling and helping players stay safe. Gambling should remain a controlled form of entertainment, not a way to make money or manage financial difficulties. We provide tools to help you review your activity and set deposit limits, and we encourage you to take breaks and seek support if gambling begins to affect your wellbeing. Our services are for adults aged 18 and over.

Player protection

We encourage every player to decide in advance how much time and money they can comfortably spend. Do not gamble with money needed for everyday expenses, and do not try to recover losses by continuing to play. If you feel that gambling is becoming difficult to control, use the available account tools or contact our support team for information about your options.

Tools to manage your activity

You can review your account activity and use a self-assessment test to reflect on your gambling habits. Deposit limits are available for daily, weekly or monthly periods. These tools can help you keep track of your play, but they do not replace setting personal boundaries or seeking help when needed.

Deposit and loss limits

Set a deposit limit that fits your budget before you start playing. You can choose a daily, weekly or monthly limit and review it as part of your account controls. Loss-limit settings are not specified among the available tools. If you want to know whether a loss limit can be applied to your account, please contact support before you continue playing.

Time limits and breaks

Plan how long you intend to play and stop when that time is up. Take regular breaks, especially during longer sessions, and avoid gambling when you are tired, upset or under pressure. Account time-limit settings are not specified. You can still pause your play by logging out, and you may contact support to ask about account break options.

Self-exclusion

If you need to stop gambling, you can request self-exclusion. Consider using this option if taking a break on your own does not feel sufficient. Contact support for information about submitting a request and what it means for access to your account.

Signs that gambling may be becoming a problem

Consider seeking support if you spend more time or money gambling than planned, hide your play from people close to you, borrow money to continue, or feel compelled to chase losses. These examples are reasons to pause and consider speaking with someone you trust or a qualified support service. They are not a diagnosis.

Ways to stay in control

Keep gambling separate from essential spending, set limits before you begin and do not increase them in response to losses. Avoid gambling while using alcohol or other substances. Make time for activities away from gambling and check your account activity regularly.

Professional help and support organisations

If gambling is causing concern, consider contacting a qualified professional or a recognised support organisation. In Poland, Anonimowi Hazardziści may be one option for peer support. You can also look for current contact details through reliable public health services. If you are supporting someone else, encourage them to seek help without judgement.