Tools in your account

Play responsibly at Spinit Casino: set your limits

From 18, play only as a pastime, with deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, reality checks and self-exclusion inside every Spinit Casino account.

Set your deposit limit

Anjouan licensedOperating under license ALSI-659719 since 2010, audited by eCOGRA and BMM Testlabs.

Key facts

Limits set before play, not after a loss

Before you scroll further, here are the essentials, in four short lines.

Minimum age18+

Regulator and licenceAnjouan Offshore Finance Authority, ALSI-659719

Gambling Helpline Aotearoa0800 654 655

Questions on limits[email protected]

When play gets long

Limit and control tools in the account

By the end, you will know which control to switch on, and when.

Chosen before, not after

Before you fund a session, set a deposit limit so the money you transfer stays inside a figure you chose while calm.

A clear stopping point

When you want a cap on a whole evening, a loss limit stops play once your net losses reach the mark you set.

Set a time reminder

Before an evening stretches on, a session reminder counts your time in play and tells you when the hours have passed.

Mid-session pause to look

During a long session, reality checks interrupt play at intervals you accepted earlier, showing time spent and what it has cost.

When a break is not enough

If play has stopped feeling like a pastime, self-exclusion is the longer step: your account closes to gambling on every platform for up to 2 years.

Four quick steps

Two minutes now, a calmer session later

Calm decisions belong before the game, and Spinit Casino keeps that choice in your hands.

Signed in already?

Once you are signed in, open your profile menu at the top of the page and look for the section holding your account settings.

Where do the controls live?

In that menu, choose the responsible gambling area; self-exclusion is set there too, because this market has no national register.

Choose your limit type

Pick the limit that fits the way you play, then enter a figure you are comfortable keeping for the session ahead.

A figure you can trust

A final screen confirms the choice. Read it once before you accept, so the figure matches what you decided earlier.

Is a pause the same as self-exclusion?

Is a short pause enough? Halfway through an evening, a pause may suit you better than a full stop. A time-out in your casino account covers a break of hours or days, and you start it from the settings menu. While it runs, the account stays closed to play.

What does a long stop involve? Some evenings end with a decision you want held in place. Self-exclusion in your casino account closes access for up to 2 years, and it cannot be undone early. You set it in the account settings, and the door stays shut until the term ends.

Midnight, with nowhere else to go. At midnight, the question of where to exclude yourself deserves a straight answer. This market has no national self-exclusion register, so the casino account is the one place to set it, and the free helpline can carry the conversation further.

Who to call

Voices that cost nothing

Here you learn who answers, when, and at no cost, so the first call feels possible.

Gambling Helpline Aotearoa

Late at night, a free national helpline still answers, around the clock, and the call stays confidential. Players and their relatives reach it by phone or text. 0800 654 655 gamblinghelpline.co.nz

Problem Gambling Foundation

On a weekday morning, talking face to face may help more than a screen. Free counselling, peer and cultural support run across 18 clinics, and relatives are welcome. pgf.nz

Safer Gambling Aotearoa

Quiet afternoons suit reading about signs of harm. The Health New Zealand information site explains them, shares tips and points families to local support. safergambling.org.nz

Clarity before the next session

Night by night, small changes are easier to see than one big one. Catching them early keeps the choice in your hands, and a limit or a pause set now is the first step back to entertainment.

Read these slowly and notice only the ones that sound like your own week.

Chasing a loss past midnight
Hiding the sessions from family
Spending money set aside for bills
Playing longer than you planned, again
Borrowing to keep the account topped up
Feeling flat on the days you skip
Playing to fix a mood rather than for fun

Plain Answers

Settle your doubts before you commit

Ten lines later, you will know exactly which safeguard fits the moment you are in.

Can I end a self-exclusion before the time is up?+

No, it cannot be cut short. Once a self-exclusion is confirmed it stays in place for the whole period you chose. Nothing inside your account can shorten it, so pick a length you can live with before you confirm.

Does self-exclusion here also stop me using other casinos?+

No. New Zealand has no national self-exclusion register, so the block applies to your Spinit Casino account only. If you want to be excluded elsewhere, each of those operators has to hear it from you directly.

Can I set a deposit limit from my phone?+

Yes. The mobile version of your account holds the same settings section as the desktop site. Your profile menu on the phone leads to the limits area, where deposit, loss and session options sit unchanged.

Where do I change a limit I set earlier?+

Everything lives in the same limits area of your account, where each option you chose before is listed. A change made there replaces the earlier figure, so decide the new ceiling before you open it.

Can I call the gambling helpline for a family member?+

Yes. Gambling Helpline Aotearoa takes calls from relatives and friends as well as from players, and the line is open at any hour. Talking it through with someone outside the family often helps you plan what to say.

If I take a break, what happens to my account until it ends?+

A pause locks sign-in and play for the length you picked, while your balance and settings stay where they are. The account opens again by itself when that period runs out, and no request is needed from you.