Responsible Gaming
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ABC Bingo is dedicated to providing its members with a responsible
gaming environment. Not only is it our mission to provide our members
with the most entertaining gaming experience but it is also our duty
to help prevent compulsive usage and underage access of our gaming products. Protection of minorsIn line with the Government of Gibraltar's Gaming Ordinance, ABC Bingo does not allow anyone under the age of 18 to play its bingo games. Our bingo rooms are not designed to attract children or adolescents. We actively discourage and track persons under the age of 18 who attempt to play at ABC Bingo. We use sophisticated verification systems which can identify minors who log in to our software. Nevertheless, we recognize that the internet is readily accessible in many homes around the world. As a result, gaming companies and parents must work together to protect children from underage gambling. To ensure the safety of your children, we recommend installing filtering software to block minors from accessing certain websites and programs. More tips for parents:
Unfortunately, no system is foolproof. If you know a person under the age of 18 who is registered with ABC Bingo, please notify our Help Department at help@bingosupport.org. Preventing Compulsive GamblingABC Bingo recognizes that while most people gamble for entertainment, a small number of people can become obsessed with the potential monetary gains our games offer. Even though studies suggest that only a very small percentage of the adult population encounters compulsive gambling problems we take this matter very seriously and have accordingly implemented a number of measures to address the problem:
Remember
Like many things, what is enjoyable in moderation can be disastrous in excess. If you suspect that you may have a gambling problem, you may seek professional help from the following organizations: If you are worried about your gambling habits or you want to know more about the signs of compulsive gambling, try our self-assessment test. Self LimitsAt ABC Bingo we give you the tools to control the amount of money you use to play bingo. You can set your own monthly deposit limits and request to adjust them at any time. Simply call our Member Support Team and a representative will help you set your limits. Member support is available by phone, email and live chat 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also set self limits by visiting the "My Account" page > "Go to Cashier" > "Deposit Limits". To help you set limits that are right for you, try answering this short questionnaire:
Use your answers to determine how much you would like to allow yourself to spend per day, per week or per month. Self-ExclusionIf, at any stage, you become concerned about your gambing behavior, you can request one of the following:
During these periods we will block your account. Any new accounts you might attempt to open during the exclusion period will also be blocked as soon as detected. In addition, ABC Bingo will take all reasonable measures to make sure you do not receive any promotional material during this time. During the self-exclusion period, the request for temporary blocked access will be enforced and irrevocable. You may call our Member Support Team to re-activate your account once the self-exclusion period has ended. We reserve the right at our own sole discretion to withhold all deposited and related monies in relation to such accounts. You can request a self exclusion period by calling our Member Support Team. Representatives are available by phone and email 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you are unsure about requesting self-exclusion, ask yourself the four questions below:
If your answer is yes to at least one of them, we recommend that you request self exclusion and seek professional help. Click here to contact our support team and ask for self-exclusion of your account ICRA CertifiedABC Bingo is registered with the Internet Content Rating Association. ICRA is a non-profit organization that brings together major internet industry players, telecommunications companies, content providers and child protection bodies. The dual aims are to protect children and free speech rights on the Internet. |
