Responsible Gaming

Gambling can become addictive

Penalty Shoot Out is a game of chance. It is built to entertain you, not to pay your bills or win back what you lost. Play responsibly and only if you are 18 or older.

Warning signs

• You play longer, or with more money, than you planned.
• You bet to win back what you lost (chasing losses).
• You borrow, or use money you need for other things.
• You lie about how much you play, or hide it.
• Gambling causes you anxiety, arguments or sleepless nights.

If several of these ring true, you are not alone — and help is there for the asking.

Tools to stay in control

• Deposit and time limits: serious operators let you set caps. Use them.
• Self-exclusion: you can ask to have your account blocked for a while. A serious operator should return your balance, not seize it.
• Play the demo: if you only want the rush, the free demo risks no money.
• Never chase losses: the result is random; there is no "streak" waiting to turn around.

Where to get help

Wherever you are, help is available and confidential:

• Gamblers Anonymous: free support groups with meetings worldwide. More info at Jugadores Anónimos.
• Your country's helpline: most countries run a free responsible-gaming line or programme (think GamCare in the UK). Look up the one for your area — it is often run by the regulator or the health authority.
• The casino's own tools: limits, self-exclusion and breaks live in the responsible-gaming section of every serious operator.

If gambling has stopped being entertainment, reach out today. You do not have to hit rock bottom first.