At Emberbet we take safer play seriously. We want everyone to enjoy gambling in a controlled way, so our approach focuses on clear tools, straightforward limits and practical support to help you manage time and spending. This page explains the protections we offer and shows where to get further help if you need it.
We aim to keep play safe and fair. We encourage responsible choices, provide transparent account controls and act quickly when we see signs of harm. Our measures are designed to make it easy for you to set boundaries and to pause play whenever you want.
You can control your account activity from the settings or cashier area. Common options include:
Setting limits is simple and immediate. You can lower limits straight away; increases are subject to a cooling-off period to prevent impulsive changes. We recommend starting with a deposit level you are comfortable with and reviewing it regularly.
If you need a short break, use time-outs for a few hours or days. For longer pauses, set temporary self-exclusion for months. During these periods your account access is restricted and marketing contacts are paused.
Self-exclusion is available for 6, 12 months or permanently. Once applied, self-exclusion prevents deposits and play until the chosen period ends. You can also request account closure if you wish to stop gambling entirely.
Look out for signs such as chasing losses, borrowing to fund gambling, hiding activity from friends or family, and large or frequent changes to your limits. If you notice these in yourself or someone you care about, please take action early.
If you need extra support, contact recognised services such as GamCare or Gambling Therapy. You can also reach our team via the Help centre in your account or by emailing [email protected] for guidance on setting limits or arranging self-exclusion. For immediate support, please contact local health services or a helpline in your area.
If you prefer a slightly different name on-screen, you may also see Ember Bet used across some pages; the safe-play tools and support options described here apply across both presentations.