Responsible Gaming

Stay in Control of Every Play

Responsible Gaming starts with one simple idea: you should stay in control of your gaming, not the other way around. Inplay offers slots, live casino games, and sports betting as forms of entertainment, but every game involves risk and there is never a guaranteed result.

Good gaming habits begin before you place a bet. Knowing your budget, setting a time limit, and understanding when to stop can help keep gaming separate from important financial and personal responsibilities.

Start With a Budget You Can Leave Behind

Before playing on Inplay, decide how much money you can comfortably use for entertainment. This should be money that is not needed for your daily needs.

A Responsible Gaming budget should never include money intended for:

• Food and household needs
• Rent and monthly bills
• School or work expenses
• Loan payments
• Emergency funds
• Family responsibilities
• Personal savings

Once your planned gaming budget is used, avoid adding more just to continue playing. A limit only works when you are willing to follow it.

Give Your Gaming Session an End Time

Money is not the only thing worth managing. Time matters too. It can be easy to continue playing when games are available at any time through a phone or computer. Setting a clear end time before opening Inplay creates a natural stopping point.

Try deciding how long you want to play before starting. Take breaks between sessions and spend time on activities outside gaming.

Responsible Gaming should fit around your normal life rather than replace your work, studies, family time, sleep, or other interests.

A Loss Does Not Need Another Bet

One of the most important habits is knowing how to accept a losing result.

After losing money, some players may feel that another bet can bring it back. This is known as chasing losses. The problem is that the next result is never guaranteed.

A better approach is simple:

1. Accept the result of the game or wager.
2. Check whether you have reached your planned limit.
3. Leave the game when that limit has been reached.
4. Return another day only if gaming still fits your entertainment budget.

Under Responsible Gaming, stopping after a loss is a normal decision. You do not need to recover everything in the same session.

Make Your Rules Before the Game Starts

Good Responsible Gaming decisions are easier to make before money is already in play. Before opening a game on Inplay, decide what your session will look like and stick to those rules even when the result is not what you expected.

A simple personal plan can include:

• Choose how much you can spend before playing.
• Set a clear time to finish your session.
• Do not increase your budget after a loss.
• Take a break before moving to another game.
• Leave winnings and losses behind when the session ends.

Setting these rules early keeps decisions based on your limits instead of emotions during the game.

Do Not Let a Bonus Set Your Budget

Promotions can make an offer look attractive, but a reward should never decide how much you can afford to spend.

Inplay may provide welcome bonuses, deposit rewards, VIP benefits, and other promotions. Before joining one, read its requirements and check whether it fits the budget you already set.

Do not increase a deposit simply because a larger bonus is available.

This is an important part of Responsible Gaming: your personal limit comes first, while promotions remain optional.

Know When It Is Better Not to Play

Sometimes the right gaming decision is not to start at all. Avoid playing when you are highly stressed, angry, tired, or under financial pressure. These situations can make it harder to think clearly and follow the limits you normally use.

Taking a day away from Inplay does not mean missing an opportunity. Games will still be there later.

Responsible Gaming gives you permission to stop whenever playing no longer feels like entertainment.

Keep Your Account Away From Young Players

Inplay accounts should only be used by people who meet applicable age and eligibility requirements. Account holders can help prevent unauthorized access by keeping passwords private, locking their phones, signing out on shared devices, and protecting payment information.

Responsible Gaming also means making sure your account is used only by you and not shared with anyone who does not meet the required eligibility rules.

Never allow another person to use your identity or account to avoid eligibility requirements. These simple actions protect both the account holder and other people who may have access to the same device.

When It Is Time to Stop and Get Support

If gaming starts affecting your money, relationships, work, studies, or daily life, personal limits may no longer be enough. Inplay encourages players to stop, take a longer break, use available account controls, or seek help from family, counselors, and GamCare, which provides information and support for people affected by gambling-related harm.

Responsible Gaming means recognizing when gaming is no longer entertainment and choosing your well-being before another game.