What's the difference between a self-imposed and a payment method limit? If you want to know more about self-imposed deposit limits, check out our Responsible Gaming help pages. Setting this limit helps you to enjoy our games responsibly and control how much money you spend while playing. This feature allows you to limit the amount you can deposit per day, week and month. In this case, you will only see the balance of your payment method limit. The same is true if the remaining balance of your payment method limit is lower than your self-imposed limit. If the remaining balance for your self-imposed limits (say, for example, this is 50) is lower than the payment method limit (say, 100), you'll only see the remaining balance (50) of your self-imposed limits.

A direct link taking you straight to the page where you can manage your self-imposed deposit limits.

You'll only see this if you don't have self-imposed limits active.

The remaining balance you can deposit daily, weekly or monthly according to the payment method (pay system).

Your current self-imposed deposit limit (if you have any approved).

In the bottom right corner, you'll see the following information: To access this feature, go to the 'Deposit' tab.

You can see the deposit limits you have in place directly in the Cashier. It's just one way to help you better control your spending. We're bringing you a new feature to help you limit your deposits with us.

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