Playing Ninja Crash should bring enjoyment and entertainment, not problems.We encourage all players to play responsibly and safely. Learn about principlesof responsible gaming, signs of problem gambling and help resources.
Key principles that will help you play safely and responsibly
Set limits on the amount you can afford to lose.Never gamble with money needed for essential expenses.
Set time limits for playing. Take regular breaks anddon't let gaming interfere with your daily responsibilities.
Remember that gaming is entertainment, not a way to make money.Don't view gambling as a source of income or solution to financial problems.
Don't gamble under the influence of alcohol, drugs or strong emotions.Make betting decisions only when sober.
Monitor your wins and losses. This helps you understandhow much time and money you spend on gambling.
If you feel you're losing control over your gambling, don't hesitateo seek help from specialists or loved ones.
Watch for these signs that may indicate gambling problems
Use these tools to control your gambling
Set maximum playing time per day, week or month.Most casinos allow setting such limits.
Set maximum amount you can spend on gambling.This helps control expenses and avoid big losses.
If you feel you're losing control, use theself-exclusion feature. This temporarily blocks access to gambling.
Use special apps to block access togambling sites and apps for a set period.
Tell loved ones about your gambling problems. Their supporand oversight will help you overcome addiction.
Learn about gambling addiction, read storiesfrom others and learn to recognize signs of problems.
If you or your loved ones need help, contact these resources
0808 8020 133
24/7, free and confidential0808 8020 133
Support and advice020 7381 7722
NHS specialist clinicbegambleaware.org
Information and supportgamcare.org.uk
Counseling and supportgamblersanonymous.org.uk
Support groupsAddiction specialists
Individual therapyMeetings with others
Mutual supportInpatient treatment
Intensive therapyPlaying Ninja Crash is permitted only for persons aged 18 and over
Answers to common questions about responsible gaming
Watch for these signs: gambling more time and money than planned; lying about time and money spent on gambling; gambling to relieve stress; constantly thinking about gambling; playing in secret from loved ones. If you notice these signs, seek help.
Yes, gambling addiction is treatable. Success depends on the person's willingness to change, support from loved ones and professional help. Treatment may include psychotherapy, support groups, medication and lifestyle changes.
Be understanding and supportive, but don't cover debts or give money. Encourage seeking professional help. Participate in family therapy. Set clear boundaries and consequences. Remember that you can't force someone to change, but you can support them.
Yes, if you gamble responsibly: set time and money limits, only gamble with money you can afford to lose, don't play under the influence of emotions or substances, take regular breaks, view gambling as entertainment not as a way to earn money.
Stop immediately and don't try to "chase losses". Seek help from loved ones or specialists. Consider self-exclusion from casinos. Contact gambling addiction support services. Remember that debts can be resolved, but it's important not to make the situation worse.
It depends on your situation. If you're in recovery, it's better to avoid even demo versions as they may trigger a return to real gambling. If you've fully recovered and are confident in your control, demo versions may be safe, but it's better to consult a specialist.
If you or your loved ones need help with gambling addiction,don't hesitate to contact specialists. Help is available 24/7.
