Responsible gambling

Responsible Gaming at Cash Casino Calgary

At Cash Casino Calgary, we are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable gaming environment for all our patrons. We understand that problem gambling can have serious consequences and want to support those affected.

Tools for Responsible Gambling

Deposit Limits: Set limits on the amount you deposit into your account.
Loss Limits: Control how much money you lose in one session.
Time-Based Limits: Take regular breaks from gaming or limit your gaming time.
Self-Exclusion Program: Temporarily or permanently ban yourself from our premises.

Session Reminders and Reality Checks

Session Timers: Get reminders to take a break and review your gaming activity.
Loss Limit Notifications: Receive alerts when you reach your daily loss limits.

Links to Support Organizations

We provide links to reputable organizations that offer confidential advice, support for problem gambling, and information about self-exclusion. These resources are available 24/7:

National Problem Gambling Helpline
Provincial Health Services Authority
Alberta Gaming Liquor & Cannabis Commission

Responsible Gaming Standards

We meet or exceed the standards set by the provincial regulators, ensuring that our practices align with best-in-class responsible gaming principles. Our commitment includes:

Clear Signage: Prominent displays of odds and risks.
Access to Self-Exclusion: Easy-to-use limit-setting tools embedded in account interfaces.

Benefits of Responsible Gaming

By embracing responsible gaming practices, you can:

Maintain control: Set limits and take regular breaks to ensure a fun experience without the risk of addiction.
Protect your finances: Avoid financial harm by limiting your spending and staying within budget.
Enhance your gaming experience: Focus on entertainment rather than chasing losses.

Additional Resources

To learn more about responsible gaming, you can visit our website or explore resources from reputable organizations like:

National Council on Problem Gambling
World Council of Problems Gamblers