At Agent No Wager we take safer gambling seriously. We aim to provide a safe environment where play is controlled, informed and enjoyable. Our approach focuses on practical tools, clear rules and supportive guidance so players can manage their activity and stay within their limits.
We put player welfare first by promoting 18+ play, using identity checks to verify age and identity when required, and by monitoring accounts for signs of risky behaviour. We expect all players to gamble responsibly and we are ready to act if a player needs help or their account shows persistent risk indicators.
We offer a range of controls that let players set boundaries and reduce harm. These include personal limits on deposits and losses, session time reminders and voluntary account breaks. Our support team can apply time-outs or temporary suspensions on request.
Players can choose daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits to control spending. Limits are easy to set and can be raised or lowered; increases may be subject to a cooling-off period to prevent impulsive changes.
Loss limits allow players to cap how much they can lose in a set period. Time limits and session reminders prompt players to take breaks after extended play. These tools are intended to encourage controlled play and reduce the chance of chasing losses.
For players who need a stronger step back, we provide self-exclusion and longer account closures. Self-exclusion can be arranged for fixed periods and will block access to the account during that time. Our team can advise on how to proceed and how to reconnect once a self-exclusion ends.
Common signs include spending beyond planned budgets, frequently increasing limits, borrowing to gamble, difficulty stopping, chasing losses and neglecting usual responsibilities. If you notice these changes in yourself or someone close to you, consider using our control tools or seeking advice.
Set a strict budget before you play and stick to it. Use our deposit and loss limits and activate session reminders. Avoid gambling after drinking or when stressed. Treat gambling as entertainment, not a way to make money. If you feel your control slipping, use a break or self-exclusion immediately.
If you need further support, contact recognised UK bodies such as BeGambleAware and GamCare for confidential advice and treatment options. Other resources include the National Gambling Helpline and local NHS services. Our customer support team at AgentNoWager can also explain how to access these services and assist with setting limits or exclusions.
