Responsible gambling on Slotuna

Gambling should remain a sustainable form of entertainment without interfering with your finances, relationships or personal wellbeing. Setting clear boundaries before you start can help you make more informed decisions.

Access for adults only

Registration and gambling on Slotuna are available exclusively to people aged 18 or over. Do not create an account on behalf of a minor or allow them to use an existing profile, even under adult supervision.

Login details are personal and must not be shared with anyone else. On shared devices, do not save your password, log out at the end of each session and prevent children from accessing the account.

Cards, bank accounts and other payment methods must not be shared or made available to third parties. Account holders must also protect confirmation codes and the details required to authorise deposits or other transactions.

Practical rules for staying in control

Before gambling, set a clear budget and time limit. Only use money you can afford to lose, without relying on credit or money set aside for essential expenses. Do not try to chase losses by increasing your bets. Avoid gambling when you are stressed or under the influence of alcohol.

Signs that it is time to take a break

You should stop gambling immediately when it becomes difficult to stick to your limits, or when your time and spending increase or you try to recover money you have lost. Hiding your gambling or noticing consequences for your finances, work, study, sleep, relationships or emotional wellbeing are further warning signs that should not be ignored.

Self-exclusion, support and protecting children

To stop gambling, suspend deposits immediately and email [email protected] to request self-exclusion. Support will manage the request relating to your account; for specialist help, contact a professional or international services such as GamCare, Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy. On shared devices, protect your login details, disable automatic saving and use parental controls to prevent children from accessing gambling services.