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MEDIA DESIGN / EDITORIAL NOTES

Step back. Your wellbeing comes first.

Updated · 28 October 2026

Gambling can lead to financial loss and harm to wellbeing or relationships. It is not a source of income or a solution to money difficulties. Choosing not to gamble is always an option.

18+ and Great Britain only

This editorial resource is intended for adults aged 18 or older in Great Britain. It is not aimed at Northern Ireland or other jurisdictions. Do not use it to find gambling services if you are underage or self-excluded.

Recognise when to stop

Pause if gambling occupies more time or money than intended, affects responsibilities, or feels difficult to leave. Do not chase losses, borrow to gamble or treat a promotion as risk-free value.

Independent help

These organisations are independent. No endorsement or partnership is claimed, and this website does not register a self-exclusion on your behalf.

Practical boundaries

Set limits on time and money only if you choose to gamble, use operator limit tools where available, and keep essentials and responsibilities first. Blocking tools and self-exclusion can help create distance. If you have excluded yourself, do not seek ways around the exclusion.

About this website

No gambling, payments or player accounts are offered here. The directory links to external services and explains dated register observations. It is not a recommendation that you should gamble.

You do not have to gamble.

If gambling is affecting your time, money or wellbeing, pause and seek independent support. These organisations are not affiliated with this website.