Gambling at Flagman Casino on your own terms

Gambling is entertainment for adults aged 18 or older. It is not a way to earn money, it is not a cure for debts, and the result of any round is never certain. We wrote this page for the readers of our independent information pages, and we ask you to read it before you register, not after the first loss.

Signs that it is time to stop

Stop and take a break if you notice one of these in yourself:

  • you play for longer than you planned, or you play when you meant to do something else;
  • you deposit again straight after a loss to win it back;
  • you spend money that was set aside for rent, bills, food or family;
  • you hide the amount or the time you spend from people close to you;
  • you feel restless, irritable or low when you are not playing;
  • a bonus, a match or free spins push you to deposit more than your plan allowed.

One sign is enough. You do not need to wait for several, and you do not need to have “lost enough”.

Setting a budget before the first deposit

Decide the amount you can lose without any damage, and decide the length of the session, before you open the cashier. Write both down. We use small examples such as €30 or €120 on our pages because a small stake is easier to hold than a large one. A €450 deposit is not a goal, and the 150% welcome match is extra playing time, not extra money to chase.
A match bonus can make a big deposit look attractive. The wagering attached to it, usually 40x, means that more money passes through the game, not less. The size of an offer is no reason to deposit more than you planned.

Tools Flagman Casino offers

Flagman Casino usually offers deposit limits and self-exclusion. Loss limits are usually listed too. A cooling-off break is usually available. Use the deposit limit first. Set it equal to your budget on the day you register, when you are calm, rather than after a bad evening.
Self-exclusion is the strongest tool: it is meant for someone who wants to stop. Do not treat it as a trick to unlock a bonus later, and do not open a second account to get around it. If you want to leave, leave completely and tell someone you trust.

Barriers outside the casino

Tools inside an account can be undone in a moment, so add a barrier of your own. Remove saved card details from your browser and phone, keep gambling payments on one separate account whose limit you control, and ask your bank whether it can block gambling transactions. Some people also use a content blocker on their devices. These steps work because they make the next deposit harder at the time you most want it.

Independent support

If gambling is causing you harm, talk to someone who is not the casino. Gamblers Anonymous runs a meeting finder with in-person, virtual and telephone meetings, and it asks for no dues or fees. It is open to readers in any country. GamCare and BeGambleAware serve people in the UK only, so use them only if you live there.
If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, contact your local emergency services or a crisis line in your country now. Please also tell a friend or a family member how you feel; you do not have to deal with this alone.

Minors and shared devices

You must be 18 or older. If a young person lives in your household, keep your gambling accounts, passwords and payment details out of their reach, and do not leave a logged-in browser on a shared phone or computer.

Your privacy when you ask for help

Using any of the tools above does not require you to tell us anything. If you write to us at [email protected], we use your message only to answer it, as described in our privacy notice. We cannot change, close or unblock a casino account.