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Responsible Gambling Policy

At VibroBet we take safer gambling seriously. We are committed to protecting players by promoting controlled play, providing clear tools to manage activity, and supporting anyone who feels their gambling is becoming a problem. This page explains the principles we follow and the practical steps you can take to stay in control of your account and play responsibly.

Player protection principles

We aim to create a safe environment where choices are informed and risks are reduced. Our approach focuses on prevention, early intervention and support: making tools available for control, monitoring for potentially harmful behaviour, and offering straightforward routes to take a break or get help.

Activity‑control tools

What you can use

  • Deposit limits you set yourself (daily, weekly and monthly).
  • Session time reminders and automatic log‑outs to prevent extended play.
  • Loss limits to cap the amount you can lose over a set period.
  • Account breaks or temporary cool‑offs for short pauses (24 hours up to 30 days).
  • Self‑exclusion for longer periods or permanent account closure.

Deposit and loss limits

Players can apply daily limits and weekly limits from their account settings. Limits take effect immediately or from the next session depending on the chosen option. Loss limits are available to restrict the cumulative net losses over a chosen period and can be adjusted or removed after any mandatory waiting period defined in the account controls.

Time limits and account breaks

Time limits and session reminders help manage how long you play. Account breaks and cool‑offs are intended for short‑term pauses and can be set quickly via the account area. If you need more time away, longer self‑exclusion is available.

Self‑exclusion

Self‑exclusion blocks access to the account for the chosen duration, stops marketing communications and prevents new deposits while it remains active. If you self‑exclude through Vibro Bet, please consider seeking additional professional support as well.

Signs of problematic behaviour

  • Chasing losses or betting more to try to recover funds.
  • Neglecting work, family or other obligations because of gambling.
  • Difficulty sticking to limits or taking planned breaks.
  • Borrowing money or using funds intended for essentials.

Tips for maintaining control

  • Set realistic deposit, loss and session limits before you start.
  • Use time reminders and plan non‑gaming activities.
  • Only gamble with money you can afford to lose and avoid chasing losses.
  • Talk to someone you trust if gambling starts to feel like a problem.

Professional help and support organisations

If you need support, organisations such as GamCare, Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous provide confidential advice, tools and counselling tailored to UK players. For immediate help, consider contacting one of these services or your local support network. Our support team can also explain how to apply limits, account breaks or self‑exclusion if required.