Responsible Gambling
Entertainment should always remain a personal choice. Learn about responsible participation, recognising warning signs and finding support when needed.
Keeping Entertainment in Perspective
Ormaveld supports informed and responsible participation in casino entertainment wherever it is legally permitted. Casino activities involve financial risk and are not a way to earn income or recover financial losses.
01. Set Personal Limits
If you choose to participate in legally available casino activities, establish personal limits before starting.
- Decide on a spending limit in advance.
- Set a time limit for participation.
- Never use borrowed money.
- Never spend money needed for essential expenses.
02. Recognise Warning Signs
Gambling-related harm can affect individuals, families and personal finances. Warning signs may include:
- Spending more time or money than intended.
- Trying to recover previous losses.
- Hiding gambling activities from others.
- Experiencing stress due to gambling.
03. Take a Break
Casino participation should never interfere with your daily responsibilities, relationships or personal wellbeing.
- Take regular breaks.
- Do not participate when feeling distressed.
- Maintain other hobbies and activities.
- Step away whenever participation stops being enjoyable.
04. Age and Eligibility Requirements
Casino facilities are intended only for individuals who meet the minimum legal age and eligibility requirements of the applicable jurisdiction.
- Underage participation is not permitted.
- Venue entry requirements must be followed.
- Identity verification may be required.
- Local restrictions and regulations apply.
Need Help or Support?
If gambling is causing concern for you or someone close to you, consider taking a break and speaking with a qualified support professional or an appropriate local gambling support organisation. Help is available, and seeking it is a positive step.
For questions about Ormaveld’s visitor guidelines, please contact our team.
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