At Tweedbet we are committed to safer gambling and to helping players keep their play positive and controlled. Player safety is a priority across our site: we provide tools to limit activity, clear information about risk, and routes to support for anyone who needs help. Our policies are designed to make it straightforward for players to set boundaries and take a break when required.
We promote responsible play through clear account controls, regular messaging about safer gambling, and a low-threshold process for requesting help. We aim to identify risky behaviour early, respond promptly to concerns, and make it simple for players to restrict access or seek professional support.
Players can access a range of controls in Settings > Responsible Gambling to manage play and spending. These tools are available at account level and can be adjusted or removed subject to the operator’s change policies.
Players may set daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits to control how much can be added to an account. Increases to limits typically include a short cool-off period to allow decisions to be reconsidered.
Loss limits cap net losses over a chosen period and help prevent extended chasing of losses. These can be set alongside deposit limits and reviewed at any time through account settings.
Time-based tools include session reminders and reality checks that notify players after set intervals of play. Players can also set daily or weekly play-time limits and opt for automated breaks when limits are reached.
Temporary self-exclusion periods are available from 24 hours up to six months, and permanent self-exclusion is also offered. Self-excluded accounts are blocked from gambling activity and may be linked to the national GAMSTOP self-exclusion register for UK players.
Warning signs that gambling may be becoming harmful include regularly spending more than intended, borrowing to gamble, neglecting work or family, or repeatedly trying to win back losses. If you notice these changes in yourself or someone else, it is sensible to use the account tools and seek guidance.
If gambling is causing harm, players can contact specialist organisations for confidential advice and treatment. In the UK these include GamCare, GambleAware and the NHS gambling support service. Players may also request direct help via the account responsible-gambling page to access self-exclusion and signposting to local services.
