Responsible play starts before the first round.

Decide in advance what you can afford to lose. The limit should fit your finances, not your wish to win back what is gone.

• Treat the limit as a firm agreement — not a target to reach.
• Never borrow money or use money set aside for bills.
• If you keep wanting to raise the limit, stop and talk to someone you trust.

Choose when you start and when you finish. An alarm or a plan with a friend makes it easier to put play away on time.

• Set an end time before you begin.
• Notice whether play is affecting sleep, work, school, or relationships.
• A longer session does not make a loss easier to recover.

A pause is an active choice to create distance. Step outside, put the device away, and let the feeling settle before deciding whether to play again.

• Take a short break when you feel irritated, stressed, or caught up in the moment.
• If needed, choose an evening, a weekend, or a longer period without play.
• Veyrsk has no active pause feature — use your calendar or ask someone close to help you keep the pause.

If you want to stop, self-exclusion is a clear, long-term choice to close your access to gambling. Contact the relevant operator directly to find the right process.

• Ask for self-exclusion before the next session — not after trying one more time.
• Tell someone you trust about your choice so you do not have to handle it alone.
• Veyrsk has no real accounts or self-exclusion; support services can help you take the next step.

Important about Veyrsk: no active account or play access.