Responsible gambling at Slotspice

Choose controls before you play

Set a limit before gambling and make it fit the amount of time and money you can afford to spend. Slotspice provides daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits through My Profile > Sensible Play Settings. A limit applies across every device used for the account.

Lowering a deposit limit takes effect straight away. Raising one has a 24-hour cooling-off period. That difference matters: set a lower amount early if you want a boundary that works immediately, rather than relying on a later decision when you feel pressure to continue.

Session limits control the time spent playing. Reality Check pop-ups report time played, wins and losses, and give you an option to end the session. Use them as an active reminder of the time you chose to spend, not as a prompt to extend it.

There is no published promise that gambling will solve a financial concern or recover an earlier loss. A promotion, a jackpot or a previous result does not change the purpose of a limit. If a limit no longer feels enough, choose a stronger restriction or seek external support.

This guide is independent of the operator. It can explain the verified controls, but it cannot set a limit, end a session or make a decision for you.

Use the published controls as a plan, not as an afterthought. Enter a deposit amount that remains comfortable for the day, week or month you choose, and set a session boundary that reflects the time you are prepared to spend. The account tools are there to support a deliberate stopping point.

If you later want to spend less, reduce the deposit limit rather than waiting for an increase to become active. The immediate reduction and 24-hour delay for increases give the two directions deliberately different effects.

Deposit limits and session limits

Deposit limits are available by day, week or month. Find them in My Profile > Sensible Play Settings. Think about the period that best matches your budget before choosing the amount. The same setting follows the account across devices.

A reduction is immediate. An increase waits 24 hours before it becomes active. The waiting period is a cooling-off measure, so it gives you time to reconsider whether increasing the amount supports the boundary you intended.

A session limit caps time spent in the account. Reality Check pop-ups provide the recorded time, wins and losses, with a way to leave the session. A time boundary can be useful where spending is not the only concern.

Use more than one control where that reflects your needs. For example, a deposit limit addresses money paid into the account, while a session limit addresses time. Neither control is presented as an assurance about results or future losses.

If you share a device, keep access to your account under your control. The published setting applies to the account, not to a particular device, which makes consistent account access important.

Choose the control before you start, not after you have exceeded the boundary you intended. A daily setting may suit a short period, while a weekly or monthly setting gives a longer spending boundary. The published information does not tell you which amount to select, because that depends on your circumstances.

Reality Check information is useful because it records the time already spent, as well as wins and losses. If the message shows that you have reached the time you planned, use the option to end the session instead of treating a recent result as a reason to carry on.

Organisations named by the brand

The brand names the Responsible Gaming Foundation of Malta as a support resource at https://www.rgf.org.mt/. Its footer also names Responsible Gaming Foundation, GamCare and Gamblers Anonymous.

These are external organisations. Their own current information is the right place to check what help they provide. The verified facts do not give country-specific helpline numbers, counselling hours or national exclusion-register instructions, so this guide does not add them.

External support can sit alongside account controls. You may decide to lower a deposit limit, use a session cap, take a self-exclusion period or arrange permanent closure. Choose the option that gives you the boundary you need now.

Talk to a trusted person or an external organisation if gambling is causing concern. Operator controls remain useful, but they are not a substitute for support that fits your circumstances.

The 18+ requirement and age checks

Slotspice is for people aged 18 and over. Identification and age checks apply, and a suspected underage account faces additional verification. Do not use an account on behalf of anyone who has not reached the required age.

Age protection is part of responsible gambling. Keep the account under the control of the eligible person, especially where a device is shared. An adult account must not become a way for someone under 18 to gamble.

This guide cannot verify age or change an operator decision. If you need help with account access, use the operator's contact route. For account limits and exclusion choices, use the controls described here.

Information about payment evidence belongs in the payments guide. It is separate from the age and safety principles covered in this guide.

Self-exclusion and its scope

Self-exclusion can be set for a fixed period or an indefinite period. Extending an exclusion takes effect immediately. The rules for reducing it are different: a fixed exclusion needs 24 hours to shorten, while an indefinite exclusion needs seven days.

A Slotspice self-exclusion applies to this platform only. Player Support can extend limits to sister brands, but self-exclusion does not transfer automatically. If you need a wider boundary, ask about the scope rather than assuming that a restriction changes another account.

Self-exclusion differs from a temporary change to a deposit limit because it is designed as a stronger break from access. Consider the duration carefully before you select it. Do not depend on being able to reverse a restriction immediately.

Use the operator's contact route for help with the account action. This guide reports the published terms but does not administer an exclusion.

When choosing a fixed period, allow for the fact that the published shortening rule still requires 24 hours. An indefinite choice has a longer seven-day rule for shortening. These delays are part of the restriction, not a technical error to work around.

Extending a self-exclusion is immediate. That makes it possible to strengthen the existing break when you decide that the original period is not enough. Consider external support at the same time if gambling is causing distress or financial pressure.

Permanent closure and a practical check

Permanent closure is irreversible. If you decide this is the right option, withdraw any balance first and arrange the closure through Player Support. This is different from a fixed or indefinite self-exclusion.

Before continuing to gamble, ask whether your current time and spending boundaries are working. If they are not, lower a deposit limit, set a session limit, choose an exclusion period or consider permanent closure. A lower deposit limit becomes active immediately.

Do not wait for an offer or a changing jackpot total to make this decision. Those items do not alter the time, money or risk involved in continued play. Use a control before the next gambling session if you want the boundary to have practical effect.

The Responsible Gaming Foundation of Malta, GamCare and Gamblers Anonymous are named external resources when operator settings are not enough. The Responsible Gaming Foundation of Malta is listed at https://www.rgf.org.mt/.

Make the decision using the boundary you need rather than the outcome of a recent session. Deposit limits, session limits, self-exclusion and permanent closure have different purposes. A temporary spending limit is not the same as losing access, and permanent closure cannot be undone.

Age checks reinforce the 18+ requirement. If you suspect that a younger person can access an adult account, take steps to keep the account under the eligible holder's control and do not let that person gamble through it.

Choose the least restrictive control that still gives you a meaningful boundary, then strengthen it if that boundary is not working. The available tools are designed for different needs, from a lower limit to an irreversible closure.