You set the pace of your play at Richville Casino
Play only from 18, and every Richville Casino account carries deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion and reality checks.
Age, licence, register and helpline
Clears up who watches over your account and who to ring when something feels off.
Switch on the tools that suit you
Useful the first time you want a ceiling rather than a resolution after a loss.
Setting your weekly ceiling
Caps what you can add to the balance in a chosen span, so a planned budget holds. Switch it on before your first session rather than after an unplanned top-up.
Choose your stopping point
Stops play once net losses reach a figure you pick, keeping a rough night from growing. Turn it on while you are calm, well before the money is gone.
Set a gentle reminder
Nudges you after an agreed stretch so an evening does not quietly become a longer one. Set it if you tend to lose track of the clock while playing.
Need a real break?
Closes your account to play for a stretch you choose, for when a break matters more than any single limit. Ask support to apply it if you want it handled for you.
A clear view of your session
Shows how long you have been playing and what you have spent so far. Switch it on for a plain, regular picture of a session as it unfolds.
A firm cap that fits your budget
Where to look
Sign in and open the profile menu, then look for the responsible gambling section. Check that your contact details are current before you change anything.
Picking your protection
Choose deposit limits from the options listed, or loss limits if a ceiling on losses suits you better. Read each option through before you commit.
Set it before you play
Select how long the limit should hold, daily, weekly or monthly, and compare it with what you can comfortably spare. Pick the span that matches how you actually play.
Peace of mind in place
Confirm the change and read the message that follows so you know it has registered. A support agent can talk it through with you if anything looks unclear.
Notice the drift before it settles
Check in with yourself after a session and note how you felt, not just what you spent; catching that shift early makes a limit or a pause an easy next step rather than a drastic one.
Signs to take seriously
Read through these and see which ones sound like your own week.
- Chasing a loss into the next session
- Hiding your play from people at home
- Spending money meant for bills
- Playing longer than you planned, again
- Feeling flat until the next deposit
- Borrowing to keep the account topped up
- Promising yourself it stops tomorrow
The week you decide to talk
Many people fear being judged or billed, though every service here is free and confidential.
National Gambling Helpline
Gamblers Anonymous Australia
National Debt Helpline
Short rest, long reset
Take a short pause
Take a short pause when you want the account to go quiet for hours or days. You start it from your account settings, and play stays closed for the time you set. It suits a flat week when you would rather not play at all.
Closing your own door
Close your own access for a long stretch by choosing self-exclusion in your account. It starts from your account settings and stays in place until the period you agreed ends, with no early way back. Plan it for when you want real distance from gambling.
Register with BetStop
Register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register run by the Australian Government through ACMA. Applying takes about 5 minutes online and you can nominate a support person; the break lasts at least 3 months and can run for life. betstop.gov.au
A guarded home and a calmer household
Before the first cash-out
Only players aged 18 or over may hold an account, and our team confirms photo ID before the first withdrawal. Keep your login details to yourself so nobody younger can open the account on a shared device.
Software on shared devices
Gambling-blocking software installed on a shared laptop or phone filters casino sites for everyone who uses it. Choose a tool that covers every browser and the apps on the device, then protect its settings with a password only you know.
Talking without accusation
Speak to your relative without blame, using plain statements about what you have noticed and how it affects you. The National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 takes calls from family members too, at any hour.