Responsible Gambling - how often are you using RG tools?

[cocopop3011]

Hey guys!

I've been thinking today since we get a lot of people coming here with issues surrounding self-exclusion and being able to deposit when they shouldn't, how many of us here are using responsible gambling tools regularly? 

Do any of you set yourselves deposit/loss/wager/time limits? 

And if so, which casinos, in your experience, are some of the better ones in terms of handling these RG tools? Or vice versa, are there any casinos that you play in that you think could improve their RG tools features?
 

 

[Blackjax]

  I  gamble on a strict budget so I dont need to set limits. The moment I cross that limit I disable my Skrill for gambling transactions, if there is money left in my skrill. Bank transfers have a limit for online/pos transactions so I never cross the limit there  too. 

But people should definitely set a limit. 

[ales200]

I use it on Videoslost, Bet365, PokerStars, WilliamHill Casinos

[Afi4wins]

@cocopop3011 I only use the RG tool when the casino cannot close my account. I then use the cooling off period tool, set it to the max allowed period, then let the account remain dormant for as long as it takes. I don't use any of the other RG tools either.

[Ultras34]

@cocopop3011 i didnt set any limit..i have my own rules.."do not gambel with money what you cant aford to lose" casino is not atm lets deposit and take 200-300 500€ for 50€..when you know it there is no need for setting limits..

[cocopop3011]

1 hour ago, Blackjax said:

  I  gamble on a strict budget so I dont need to set limits. The moment I cross that limit I disable my Skrill for gambling transactions, if there is money left in my skrill. Bank transfers have a limit for online/pos transactions so I never cross the limit there  too. 

But people should definitely set a limit. 

This is a great way to stay in control. So instead of using casino RG tools you are effectively just using other tools to help keep you in control. Great job and thanks for sharing. 

[cocopop3011]

1 hour ago, ales200 said:

I use it on Videoslost, Bet365, PokerStars, WilliamHill Casinos

Great job Ales! Good to see VideoSlots being proactive with their tools! 

[cocopop3011]

1 hour ago, Afi4wins said:

@cocopop3011 I only use the RG tool when the casino cannot close my account. I then use the cooling off period tool, set it to the max allowed period, then let the account remain dormant for as long as it takes. I don't use any of the other RG tools either.

How often do you have instances Afi where the casino refuse to close your account? And what reasons have they given you in the past? I know we have spoken about this before but you know o have a terrible memory

[cocopop3011]

40 minutes ago, Ultras34 said:

@cocopop3011 i didnt set any limit..i have my own rules.."do not gambel with money what you cant aford to lose" casino is not atm lets deposit and take 200-300 500€ for 50€..when you know it there is no need for setting limits..

Fantastic to hear you are in complete control

[Afi4wins]

30 minutes ago, cocopop3011 said:

How often do you have instances Afi where the casino refuse to close your account? And what reasons have they given you in the past? I know we have spoken about this before but you know o have a terrible memory

If I'm not mistaken, all Asian casinos do not have the capability (or purposely do not want) to close their customer accounts, for some very odd reasons/s. I'm always told to use the cooling off/self-exclusion tool to deactivate my account, then let it remain dormant for as long as I want. Sheeeesh!

There are also some non-Asian casinos that do not want, or are incapable of, closing their customer's accounts, so yet again, I had to do the same 'leave it dormant' routine. Microgaming casinos are some examples. I have several accounts that cannot be closed off and so are lying dormant for many many years by now.