Responsible gaming
Last updated 18 September 2026
This demo uses no real money and pays no prizes. The habits it can build are real, though, and a crash game is built to be quick and to pull you back. The tools below are in the game itself, under Limits.
Set a limit before you play
- Loss limit per day. The most you can lose in any rolling 24 hours. Lowering it takes effect at once; raising it takes effect a day later, so a bad moment cannot undo a good decision.
- Reality check. Every 15, 30 or 60 minutes the game pauses and shows how long you have played and what you have staked and won, with a button to stop.
- Self-exclusion. For a day, a week, a month, six months or for good. It signs you out now and cannot be shortened.
Signs to take seriously
- Playing longer than you meant to, or opening the game to “win back” credits.
- Thinking about the game when you are not playing it.
- Playing instead of sleeping, working or seeing people.
- Feeling relief only while a round is running.
If any of these describe you here, they will describe you at a real-money table too. That is worth knowing before there is money on it.
Where to get help
- Georgia: the Georgian Gambling Association's help line and the Ministry of Health's psychological support services; a general practitioner can refer you.
- International: Gambling Therapy (free, online, many languages); GambleAware (UK); the National Problem Gambling Helpline 1-800-GAMBLER (US).
Minors
The demo is for adults only. If you share a device with children, use the browser's controls to keep them off it, and tell us if you think a minor has played.
The game's server holds you to the limits you set: a bet past them is refused before it reaches the table.