What are my responsible gambling tools at Dicey Casino?
Players must be 18 or older, and every Dicey Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion.
Essentials for Australian players
Dicey Casino keeps the basics short, because a clear picture makes calmer decisions.
Before play or after a loss: which way round?
Worried that a limit locks you in forever: every tool here exists so you can decide calmly.
Before the first deposit
A ceiling on losses
A timer on your session
A pause, not a goodbye
When playing needs to stop
Profile first, then limits
Open your profile menu from the lobby and check you are signed in to your own account before you change anything.
Which limit do I need?
Pick the kind of limit you need: money in, money lost, or minutes played. Match it to what worries you most.
Your usual rhythm
Enter the figure or the minutes, then choose whether it applies per day, week or month. Choose the period that fits how you play.
Saved limit, steady play
Confirm the change and check it appears in your limits screen. Note that a saved limit stays in place for the period you picked.
Hours off or months shut out
A break before, not after. Consider a cooling-off period part of your setup, not a punishment. It pauses play for the stretch you choose in the account, and your balance and history stay where they are. Play opens again on its own once that window ends.
When stepping back feels overdue. Choose self-exclusion when a pause will not be enough. Access to your account closes for a long stretch and cannot be undone early. Deposits and play are blocked while it runs, and support stays open for account questions.
Sign up to BetStop early. BetStop is the national register, run by the Australian Government through ACMA. Signing up blocks you from licensed wagering providers for at least three months, and that minimum cannot be shortened. Apply online and nominate a support person if you would like one beside you. betstop.gov.au
Free help across Australia
National Gambling Helpline
A free helpline answers around the clock with chat and email counselling, self-help tools and a list of local services. Players and relatives reach it in confidence. 1800 858 858 gamblinghelponline.org.au
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
Peer support meetings for people who gamble are held across Australia, run by members rather than clinicians. Relatives are welcome to get in touch as well. gaaustralia.org.au
National Debt Helpline
Free financial counselling for gambling debt is open to players and to relatives, covering repayments, priority bills and a budget that holds. Lines answer on weekdays. ndh.org.au