Games on Jai Club are meant to be entertainment, not a way to make money. Real-money play carries real financial risk, so this page sets out how to stay in control, recognise when play is becoming a problem, and reach support quickly. If you ever feel unsure about your gaming, please contact us or one of the helplines listed below.
18+ only. Gambling involves risk. There is no guarantee of winning, and money you lose cannot be recovered. Never play with funds you cannot afford to lose, and never borrow to play.
Set Limits Before You Play
The single best habit is deciding your limits in advance and sticking to them. Treat the budget as the price of entertainment, like a cinema ticket — once it is spent, you are done for the day.
- Deposit limits. Set a fixed amount you can afford and never top up to chase a loss.
- Time limits. Decide how long you will play and take regular breaks.
- Self-exclusion. Block your own access for a cooling-off period if you need a firm break.
- Keep it fun. If you stop enjoying it, stop playing — that is the rule.
Warning Signs & What to Do
Problem gambling can creep up slowly. Use this table to check your own habits honestly — spotting a sign early is a chance to act.
| Warning sign | What to do |
|---|---|
| Spending more than you planned | Set a strict deposit limit and log it before each session |
| Chasing losses with bigger bets | Stop for the day; losses cannot be won back on demand |
| Borrowing money to play | Stop playing and speak to a support helpline |
| Hiding your gaming from others | Be open with someone you trust and seek advice |
| Neglecting work, study or family | Take a break or self-exclude for a set period |
| Feeling anxious or unable to stop | Contact a gambling helpline for free, confidential help |
Self-Exclusion & Deposit-Limit Tips
If limits alone are not enough, a firm break can help. Ask support about self-exclusion and deposit-limit options, set them when you are calm rather than mid-session, and tell someone you trust so they can help you stick to it. Removing saved payment details and turning off promotional notifications also reduces temptation.
Where to Get Help
Free, confidential support is available. These generic resources offer advice and counselling — look up the official helpline for your country, as numbers and names vary by region.
| Organisation | What they do |
|---|---|
| National gambling helpline | Free, confidential phone support and advice |
| Gambling support charities | Counselling, self-help tools and treatment referrals |
| Peer support groups | Group meetings for people affected by gambling |
| Your doctor or GP | A first point of contact for local treatment options |
We’re Here to Help
Looking after your wellbeing matters more than any game. If you are worried about your own play or someone else’s, reach out early. You can read our about Jai Club page to understand the platform, review our terms and conditions, or contact us with any concern.