Responsible Gaming at Rooli
Last updated: 19 February 2026
Gambling should remain a form of entertainment. It should not be treated as a source of income, a way to solve financial problems or a method of recovering previous losses.
Keeping track of both time and spending can make it easier to recognise when gambling is beginning to affect everyday life. Rooli provides several account controls that can be used to reduce or stop play when needed.
When Gambling Stops Feeling Recreational
If you are spending more than you planned, thinking about gambling for long periods or finding that it interferes with work, relationships or normal routines, it may be time to change how you play.
Useful steps can include:
- setting limits on deposits, losses or wagering;
- taking a temporary break from gambling;
- using self-exclusion when a longer break is needed;
- speaking with an independent gambling support organisation.
Account Limits
Rooli allows players to set personal limits on different parts of their gambling activity. A lower limit takes effect immediately. Increasing an existing limit may require confirmation and can only take effect after the current limit period has ended.
Deposit Limits
You can limit how much money can be deposited into your account over a daily, weekly or monthly period.
Loss Limits
A loss limit can be used to control the amount you are prepared to lose during a day, week or month.
Wagering Limits
You can also set a maximum amount that may be wagered over a selected daily, weekly or monthly period.
Taking a Cooling-Off Period
A cooling-off period temporarily restricts gambling activity without permanently closing the account. Available periods are:
- 1 week;
- 1 month;
- 3 months;
- 6 months.
Once a cooling-off period begins, deposits are disabled and promotional offers are unavailable for the selected period. Remaining funds can still be withdrawn.
The restriction is applied immediately. When the chosen period ends, the account is automatically reactivated.
Self-Exclusion
Self-exclusion is intended for players who want to stop gambling for a longer period. Rooli allows self-exclusion for:
- 6 months;
- 9 months;
- 1 year;
- permanently.
After self-exclusion is activated, the account is disabled immediately. During the exclusion period, you cannot deposit, place bets or take part in promotions.
Funds remaining in the account can still be withdrawn through the available support process and are handled according to the applicable casino withdrawal limits.
Self-exclusion does not remove any identity or account verification requirements that may be necessary before funds can be processed.
Independent Gambling Support
Independent organisations can provide confidential information and support if gambling has become difficult to control.
You do not need to wait until gambling has become a serious problem before asking for help. These services can also be useful when you simply want advice about controlling your gambling habits.
Keeping Gambling Away from Minors
Rooli is intended only for players aged 18 or older. Identity documents may be requested to confirm a player’s age, and access can be refused if the age requirement is not met.
Parents and guardians should also take reasonable steps to prevent children from accessing gambling websites, particularly on shared computers, phones and tablets.
Filtering and parental-control software can provide an additional layer of protection. Examples include:
Keep Play Within Your Limits
Set a budget before you start, decide how much time you want to spend playing and avoid increasing your bets to recover losses. Never gamble with money needed for everyday expenses.
Rooli supports responsible gambling. If playing no longer feels comfortable or controlled, use the available limits, take a break or choose self-exclusion before continuing.