Responsible Gambling Policy
Bet105 is committed to supporting a Responsible Gaming environment.
We take the issue of Responsible Gaming very seriously and are dedicated to providing a Responsible Gaming service for all our players. We encourage you to play responsibly.
We feel it is important that our players’ betting experience is a positive one. Working in conjunction with regulators and gambling organizations, we provide an extensive range of controls to help you play responsibly.
Whilst providing tools to help control gambling is something that we are committed to, players who are concerned that they may intentionally avoid them should seek guidance from a Responsible Gambling organization such as the RGC (Responsible Gaming Council).
Whilst the majority of people do gamble responsibly, for some, gambling can become a problem. Please see below our guidelines and instructions on how to monitor your, a family member’s or a friend’s gambling to make sure that it does not become problematic in nature.
It is strictly against our rules for anyone under the age of 18 to engage in gambling activity or to open an account or play on our website. It is an offense for minors to participate in gambling activity.
The Website is not designed to attract children or adolescents. We are continually active in our efforts to track down and discourage minors from attempting to play on our website.
We realize that the internet is a readily available resource for many, and as such, we encourage parents to take measures to contribute to the protection of their children from underage gambling, for example:
- Do not leave children unattended near a computer or smart device when they could easily access casino or sports betting websites/applications.
- Set up passwords for all gambling programs.
- Do not let minors partake in any gambling activity.
- Keep personal details such as username, password, and deposit method details confidential.
- Inform your children of the illegality of underage gambling and the potential harm of engaging in it.
- Limit the amount of time your children are able to access the internet.
- Pay extra attention to the content that minors are accessing via mobile devices.
