Responsible gaming
Participation in lotteries should be solely a form of entertainment, not a way to solve financial problems or a source of income. We support the principles of responsible gaming and urge all users to be mindful of their behavior.
Risk warning
Gambling can cause psychological and financial addiction. If you or someone close to you is losing control over their participation in lotteries or other forms of gambling, this may be a sign of problematic behavior.
Signs of possible gambling addiction:
- Frequent thoughts about gambling
- Attempts to “win back”
- Secrecy about participation in gambling
- Spending more than you can afford
Where to find help
National Helpline (Australia)
24/7 confidential support for anyone experiencing gambling addiction.
Gamblers Anonymous
24/7 coFree support from people who have faced the same challenges.nfidential support for anyone experiencing gambling addiction.
Tips for responsible gaming
- Set a budget and stick to it
- Don't play when you are in an emotional state
- Remember: gaming is not a way to make money
- Take a break from gaming if you feel uncomfortable
Useful resources and initiatives
GamCare
– counseling, chat rooms, and support groups for people with gambling problems.
For adults only
Participation in lotteries is only permitted to persons aged 18 and over. If you are under 18, you are not allowed to purchase lottery tickets or use services related to gambling.
