Our Commitment to Safer Play
Gambling should stay a form of entertainment you control, never a problem that controls you. On this page we set out every safeguard we have built into Quickwin Casino and every free Australian service you can turn to if play stops feeling fun.
How We Keep You Safe
We built Quickwin Casino to be enjoyed, and that means protecting your wellbeing comes before any wager. Our team monitors play patterns for early signals of harm, such as sudden jumps in deposit frequency, extended overnight sessions or repeated failed withdrawals followed by immediate redeposits. When our systems flag these patterns, we reach out privately and offer practical tools rather than lectures.
Reality checks are switched on for every account by default. You receive an on-screen notification each hour you play, showing your session length, net result and total wagers for that session, so the numbers stay in front of you rather than fading into the background. These reminders cannot be hidden without also setting a limit, which is a deliberate design choice on our part.
Know the Warning Signs
Changes worth acting on
Problem gambling rarely announces itself. It tends to arrive quietly, through small shifts in habits and mood that are easier for others to spot than for the person experiencing them. We encourage you to read this list honestly, because recognising even one item early gives you the best chance of a simple fix.
None of these signs means you have failed. They are signals, and signals can be acted on today with a two-minute limit change in your account settings.
- Chasing losses by depositing again straight after a losing session to win money back
- Playing for longer than you planned, or skipping meals, sleep or work to keep a session going
- Hiding the amount of time or money you spend gambling from family or friends
- Borrowing money, using credit cards or selling belongings to fund play
- Feeling irritable, anxious or restless when you try to cut down or stop
- Gambling to escape stress, loneliness or low mood rather than for enjoyment
- Increasing bet sizes to get the same feeling of excitement you used to get with smaller stakes
- Neglecting bills, rent or other commitments because gambling has taken priority
Set Limits That Protect You
Seven tools, all free
Every tool below is available inside your account under the Responsible Gaming tab, and each one takes effect immediately. Limits can be tightened at any time and take effect instantly, while loosening a limit always requires a 24-hour cooling period so the decision is never made in the heat of a session.
- Deposit limits cap how much you can deposit per day, week or month, set in your account settings under Responsible Gaming, then Limits.
- Loss limits cap total losses over a chosen period and stop play once the cap is reached.
- Wagering limits restrict the total amount you can stake, regardless of wins or losses.
- Session limits log you out automatically after a set number of playing hours.
- Reality checks deliver hourly on-screen summaries of your time and net result during every session.
- Cooling-off periods pause your account for a short break, from 24 hours to 30 days, with no deposits possible during the pause.
- Self exclusion blocks your account for a longer period or permanently, activated via Responsible Gaming or by contacting support.
How Self Exclusion Works
Durations and what happens next
When you self exclude, your account is closed to play immediately across desktop and mobile, and we remove you from all promotional mailings for the entire exclusion period. You choose the duration, and we cannot shorten it once it is confirmed, which is the point of the tool. A request to be excluded cannot be reversed during the term, even by contacting support.
| Duration | What it means |
|---|---|
| 24 hours | Short lockout, useful after a session that felt out of control |
| 7 days | One-week break with all play and deposits blocked |
| 30 days | Month-long exclusion to reset habits |
| 6 months | Extended exclusion requiring a reactivation review before reopening |
| Permanent | Account closed for good, with no option to reopen |
Your balance and open bets
Any funds in your balance remain yours and are never forfeited. You can request a withdrawal of your remaining balance at any time during the exclusion, and any bets already placed before the exclusion began are settled normally, with winnings credited and withdrawable. We do not apply fees to this withdrawal.
For exclusions of 6 months, reactivation requires a written request after the term ends plus a mandatory 24-hour review with our safer gambling team, so reopening is a considered decision rather than an impulse. Permanent exclusions can never be reversed.
Keeping Gambling Away From Kids
You must be 18 or over to hold an account with us. We verify age for every new player before the first withdrawal and re-verify with photo ID, proof of address and proof of payment method as part of our standard KYC process, which takes up to 48 hours. Accounts with mismatched identity documents are suspended and funds returned to the original payment method.
If you share a device or computer with people under 18, we ask you not to use the remember-me login option and to keep your password private. Parental control software adds a second layer of protection. Net Nanny, CyberPatrol and GamBlock all let you block gambling sites at the device level, and both Apple and Android parental settings can restrict app installation and browser content by age rating.
Free Help Across Australia
Our tools manage play on our platform, but some situations deserve a trained human voice, and there is no shame in making that call. Every service below is free, confidential and available to any Australian resident, including family members affected by someone else's gambling.
If you are in immediate emotional distress, call Lifeline first. Gambling counsellors at the other services can talk through options, arrange free face-to-face counselling and support you through self exclusion across multiple gambling operators at once.
- Gambling Help Online, phone 1800 858 858, available 24/7, at gamblinghelponline.org.au
- Gamblers Anonymous Australia, peer support meetings nationwide, at gamblersanonymous.org.au
- Lifeline, phone 13 11 14, 24-hour crisis counselling, at lifeline.org.au
- Kids Helpline, phone 1800 55 1800, for young people aged 5 to 25, at kidshelpline.com.au
Talk to Our Safer Team
Our live chat team is available 24/7, and any message containing the words self exclusion, limit or gambling help is routed straight to our responsible gaming specialists rather than general support. You can also email [email protected] with the subject line Responsible Gaming and a specialist will respond, always in writing so you have a record of what was agreed.
If you tell us you are struggling, we will not argue you out of it, question you or try to win you back with bonuses. We will ask what help you want, apply it the same day and point you to the free services above if you would like them. That is our commitment to you as a Quickwin Casino player.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set a deposit limit at Quickwin Casino?
Open your account settings, select the Responsible Gaming tab, choose Limits and pick a daily, weekly or monthly deposit cap. The limit applies instantly, and lowering it further also takes effect immediately.
Can I cancel a self exclusion early?
No. Exclusion periods of 24 hours to 30 days cannot be shortened once confirmed. A 6-month exclusion can only be reactivated after the term ends, through a written request and a 24-hour review with our safer gambling team. Permanent exclusions can never be reversed.
What happens to my money if I self exclude?
Your balance stays yours. You can request a withdrawal at any time during the exclusion period, and open bets placed before the exclusion are settled normally with winnings credited to your account.
Will I still receive promotional emails after self exclusion?
No. Self exclusion removes you from all promotional mailings, bonuses and marketing for the entire duration, including permanent exclusions.