Responsible Gaming

Online games should remain entertainment, not a way to make money. To prevent gambling from becoming a problem, it is important to set limits for yourself in advance. Only play with money you are prepared to lose, take breaks, and do not allow betting to interfere with your work, studies, or personal life. If you notice any warning signs, it is worth thinking about it and taking action in time.
By using the Jitago website, you confirm that you agree to these rules. If you do not agree, please stop using the Service.

Questions for Self-Assessment

If you answer “yes” to most of these questions, gambling is already having a negative impact on your life, and it is worth stopping:

Does gambling interfere with your work or studies?
Does betting lead to conflicts with loved ones?
Do you try to win back your losses?
Have you ever borrowed money to gamble?
Do you consider betting a source of income?
Is it difficult for you to stop in time?

What You Can Do

If you recognize yourself in this description, there are proven steps you can take:

months, and you will no longer receive new mailings and bonuses;
Take advantage of the 7-day “cooling-off period” to take a break;
Seek help from international organizations such as Gamblers Anonymous, GamCare, or Gambling Therapy;
Write to BC Game support and request that your account be blocked or restricted.

Minors and Gambling

Access to online casinos is strictly limited: players must be over 18 years of age (or the age established by the law of their country). Users are responsible for complying with the rules, but parents should also be careful to ensure that children do not accidentally gain access to their accounts.
Tips for parents:

Set passwords on devices and do not leave them unattended in an open account;
Do not store card details and passwords in freely accessible places;
Use special filter programs (such as Net Nanny) that block access to gambling sites;
Keep passwords separate and do not allow children to see them.